How does Canglong Group build a durable pineapple workshop in the Philippines?

Recently, the modern pineapple processing workshop project in the Philippines, for which Canglong Group provided a full-process one-stop solution, officially entered the core installation phase. This project is another typical example of Canglong Group's deep cultivation in the Southeast Asian agricultural product processing and food industry infrastructure field. It encompasses the entire lifecycle of services, including planning and design, manufacturing of the complete steel structure and enclosure system, international booking and transportation, and customs clearance guidance, once again demonstrating Canglong Group's robust cross-border EPC one-stop delivery capabilities to global clients.

Cross-border One-stop Closed-Loop Delivery

Addressing the pain points of multiple intermediaries and supply chain disruptions in cross-border procurement, Canglong Group provided its Philippine clients with a truly turnkey service.

Customized Design: Canglong's technical team, considering the tropical island climate of the Philippines with its frequent typhoons and heavy rainfall, and the specific process requirements of the automated processing workshops for pineapple washing, peeling, and canning—requiring large spans, high headroom, and strong drainage—conducted a refined structural design.

End-to-End Cross-Border Logistics: After components are 100% precisely prefabricated at the domestic base, Canglong International Logistics team handles the entire process, from booking and sea freight to seamless coordination of all customs clearance documents. This ensures the safe and timely delivery of large quantities of materials to the project site in the Philippines, perfectly resolving the client's local customs clearance challenges.

Rugged Structural Matrix

Considering the Philippines' location in a typhoon-prone zone, the factory's mechanical system adheres to Canglong Group's high-standard wind-resistant configuration.

Mechanical Hub: The main frame adopts a classic portal frame design. Beams and columns are uniformly made of high-strength H-beams, known for their high load-bearing capacity and excellent stability. There are no redundant internal columns, maximizing space for the assembly line equipment layout within the processing workshop.

Secondary Structural Support: The secondary structure utilizes high-precision CNC-punched, corrosion-resistant C-shaped steel purlins, combined with dense tie rods and braces, constructing a robust geometric stability network that significantly enhances the building's earthquake and wind uplift resistance.

Economical and Efficient Enclosure and Specialized Drainage System

High Weather-Resistant Color Steel Plates: The workshop walls and roof are uniformly constructed using high-quality color steel plates. These plates are extremely lightweight, significantly reducing the overall foundation load. Their high-performance coating effectively resists the corrosive effects of strong tropical ultraviolet radiation and humid salt spray, balancing economy, aesthetics, and durability.

Specialized Drainage for Tropical Rainstorms: Addressing the extreme instantaneous rainfall characteristic of the Philippine rainy season, Canglong Group has implemented a high-standard gutter and downpipe system for the project, ensuring smooth and rapid drainage of rainwater and completely eliminating the risk of roof leaks and backflow.

Fully Bolted Assembly

Canglong Group not only supplies the steel frame and plates but also provides 100% fully packaged and shipped components, including industrial doors and windows, seals, high-strength bolts, and rainproof flashing bends. All components are precisely cut and punched in the factory, eliminating the need for welding on-site. The entire assembly is done using a bolt-on "modular" method, which greatly reduces the on-site construction threshold and labor costs in the Philippines, and significantly shortens the construction period.