Recently, at the 2nd Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Top 50 Innovative New Material Enterprises Awards Ceremony and New Materials Industry Summit Forum, AQOUN Brush Industry was recognized as a Top 50 Innovative New Material Enterprise for its groundbreaking achievements in the application of advanced polymer materials and innovations in intelligent brush manufacturing technology!

Recently, at the 2nd Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Top 50 Innovative New Material Enterprises Awards Ceremony and New Materials Industry Summit Forum, AQOUN Brush Industry was recognized as a Top 50 Innovative New Material Enterprise for its groundbreaking achievements in the application of advanced polymer materials and innovations in intelligent brush manufacturing technology!

Founder and General Manager Liu Xuezhen Discusses Industry Trends with Experts and Scholars

Empowering Brushes with "Intelligence"
Inside AOQUN’s R&D center, engineers are fine-tuning a unique AI algorithm system. "We’re not just making brushes—we’re cultivating brushes that can 'think'," explains a technical engineer while demonstrating the latest smart brush manufacturing system.

Tailored to diverse application scenarios, the system autonomously optimizes brush hardness, elasticity, and wear resistance, reducing new product development cycles by 30%. It’s akin to equipping every brush with a "superbrain."

New Materials, New Possibilities

From the Greater Bay Area to the World
Today, AOQUN’s "smart brushes" serve 20 Fortune Global 500 companies and are sold in over 50 countries and regions. From hospital CSSD rooms in the U.S. to semiconductor labs in Singapore and solar power plants in the Middle East, these Chinese-made brushes are making a global impact.

Looking ahead, AOQUN Brush Industry will deepen the integration of new materials and brush technology, transforming innovations into tangible productivity. Committed to advancing the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as a globally influential hub for new materials, AOQUN strives to elevate Chinese standards into a global benchmark—one brush at a time.