Simon pushes automated wall and flooring system for global projects

Shenzhen Simon United Building Materials says its automated production, patent-backed micro-cement and industrial flooring systems are built for cleanrooms, food plants, transit hubs and renovation work. The company says exports now account for 42% of sales as demand rises across Asia-Pacific and other overseas markets.

Why it matters: - Shenzhen Simon United Building Materials is positioning a single wall-and-floor platform for projects that need durability, fast installation and consistent batch quality. - The company’s products target food, pharmaceutical, transit, hospitality and renovation markets, where cracking, water seepage and wear can drive costly maintenance. - Export sales already make up 42% of total revenue, showing the company is leaning on global demand to scale.

What happened: - Shenzhen Simon United Building Materials said it began R&D in inorganic building materials and industrial flooring in 2007 and launched its proprietary two-component micro-cement system in 2015. - The company said it is the lead drafter of the group standard T/CECS 10192-2022, “Polymer Micro-cement,” and holds eight related national patents. - The company said its product portfolio covers high-end decorative micro-cement, industrial functional flooring and clean-room wall coatings. - The company said it has completed more than 5,000 projects worldwide, including public infrastructure work with China Railway such as metro systems and high-speed railway stations.

The details: - The company said its 4,000-square-meter production base in Heshan, Jiangmen, uses a fully automated plow-share mixing line. - The site has an annual capacity of 5,500 tons and stable monthly output of 660 tons. - The production process is centrally controlled, with automation covering feeding, mixing and packaging. - The company said every batch is sampled and tested for fineness, whiteness and compressive strength before shipment, with traceable records and third-party verification support. - The company said products are exported to Africa, the Middle East, Australia/New Zealand and Southeast Asia. - The company cited Dataintelo estimates that the global micro-cement market was about $1.8 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $3.6 billion by 2034. - The company also cited data showing Asia-Pacific holds 38.5% of the market and is the fastest-growing region.

Between the lines: - The product lineup is built around scenario-specific systems rather than one universal formula. - That approach appears designed to reduce performance failures from using the wrong material in the wrong environment. - The strategy also helps the company sell into both premium decorative projects and harsher industrial settings. - The company’s focus on automation, traceability and third-party testing suggests a pitch to large buyers that prioritize repeatability over customization alone.

What’s next: - The company is offering OEM/ODM customization, with orders starting at a full 20-foot container. - Standard commercial terms are FOB Jiangmen Port, with 30% due as a deposit and 70% due before shipment. - Pre-shipment inspections are supported, and SGS or Intertek testing can be arranged. - The company says it provides product manuals and construction specifications in Chinese and English. - The company’s website is More information and the company’s other website.

The bottom line: - Simon is using automation, standards work and specialized formulations to compete across decorative, industrial and cleanroom flooring markets while expanding overseas.