Bathed in the warm May sunshine, the vibrant workshop hummed with activity. Teachers and students from the Jiashan Ganyao Primary School affiliated with Zhejiang Normal University walked into Zhejiang Savi Technology Co.,Ltd. for a one‑of‑a‑kind corporate research tour. As the International Children's Day (June 1st) approaches, the children arrived brimming with curiosity and anticipation, discovering up close how engineering plastics transform from granules into the precision components that power modern industry — planting seeds of science and innovation in their minds.
Stop 1: Getting to Know Savi — From the "Kiln Culture" to "New‑Material Intelligent Manufacturing"
At the start of the event, Savi's staff gave the visiting teachers and students a warm welcome. As an enterprise rooted in Jiashan Ganyao, a land rich in the heritage of "kiln culture," Savi introduced how traditional craftsmanship has been carried forward into the innovation of modern polymer materials and precision manufacturing. From the century‑old kiln flames to the modern chemical industry, what has changed is only the technology and the form; what remains unchanged is the pursuit of craftsmanship and quality.
Stop 2: Exploring the Workshop — Witnessing the Magic of "Turning Plastics into Gold"
Following the engineers, the students walked in an orderly line into the production workshop, which usually feels full of "mystery." What met their eyes was no longer the dry formulas in textbooks, but the precise operation of automated equipment, engineering‑plastic granules melting and molding under high temperature, and key components such as gears and bearing cages being "born" through precision molds.
"Our lives are full of those strong yet lightweight things — and they're all made of plastic!" "That robotic arm is so cool — can it do all the work by itself?" The students listened attentively to the explanations, exclaiming in amazement and raising imaginative questions from time to time. Savi's engineers explained complex processes such as material modification, injection molding and quality inspection in plain, easy‑to‑understand language, making the abstract concept of "engineering plastics" tangible and accessible.
Stop 3: Hands‑On Experience — Being a "Young Material Scientist" for a Day
To give the students a deeper understanding, Savi specially arranged an interactive experience session. Everyone touched engineering‑plastic samples of different performance levels firsthand, feeling their lightweight, high‑strength and wear‑resistant characteristics; observed the microstructure of the materials through microscopes; and even tried simple product assembly. At that moment, they were no longer onlookers but had turned into "young scientists" exploring the mysteries of materials.
A Meaningful Journey: Planting the Seeds of an "Industrial Power" in Children's Hearts
This research tour was a vivid practice of Savi actively fulfilling its corporate social responsibility and participating in the joint work of the local "Guan Gong Wei" (Committee for the Care of the Next Generation). We firmly believe that the value of an enterprise lies not only in creating economic benefits, but also in nurturing the future of society. By opening the doors of our factory, we hope to:
Ignite an interest in science: Let children see with their own eyes the advancement and ingenuity of "Made in China," and kindle their passion for engineering, materials and technology.
Connect knowledge with practice: Combine theoretical knowledge from the classroom with real production scenarios, deepening their understanding of "science and technology are the primary productive forces."
Pass on the spirit of craftsmanship: Let children feel the focus, rigor and innovation embedded in every qualified product.
Looking at the children's focused eyes and bright smiles, we could almost see future engineers and scientists growing up strong. This Children's Day, knowledge is the best gift, and exploration is the happiest childhood.
Closing Remarks:
Savi Intelligent Transmission drives the future of industry, and is also willing to help young dreams take flight with every small effort. We look forward to more opportunities to join hands with schools and society in the future, opening doors to the world of technology for young people and jointly nurturing the pillars of a new era.
Wishing all children a happy International Children's Day. May you always remain curious and explore bravely!
