Cooperation Case: Guangzhou Siben & Bruce Lee's Legacy Honored with Theme Park

Author: Site Editor     Publish Time: 2022-03-17      Origin: Site

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Guangzhou Siben Environmental Technology Co., Ltd., a front-runner in the industrial floor cleaning equipment field, has always been committed to delivering efficient, professional machines and services. In our project with Bruce Lee's Legacy Honored with Theme Park in Shunde District, Foshan City, we successfully supplied a full-range industrial floor cleaning machines  that has earned high praise from the park's management.


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Bruce Lee park is a major tourist attraction in Shunde. Every day thousands of visitors enjoy its tree-lined paths, lakes and event squares—yet the beautiful landscape also creates heavy cleaning pressure. To keep the park spotless, management decided to invest in advanced cleaning equipment.



As soon as the need was communicated, Siben dispatched a project team to carry out a site survey. We studied visitor flow zones, surface materials (concrete, stone, rubberized walkways), fountain edges and car-park areas, then held in-depth discussions with the facilities manager.


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Based on the results of our on-site inspection and analysis of customer requirements, we have developed a customized cleaning equipment solution for Bruce Lee Park. This solution includes multiple devices such as floor scrubber dryers, sweepers, and industrial vacuum cleaners, capable of meeting the cleaning needs of different areas within the park.


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Additionally, we provide comprehensive service support for the park, including equipment operation training and regular maintenance, ensuring the equipment performs at its optimal level.


Following equipment delivery, our professional team conducted detailed operational training for the park's staff, ensuring they quickly mastered the equipment's usage. Furthermore, we established a comprehensive after-sales service system to provide timely technical support and maintenance services, guaranteeing the equipment's long-term stable operation.


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By utilizing Guangzhou Siben Environmental Technology Co., Ltd.'s cleaning equipment, the cleaning operations at Bruce Lee Park have significantly improved. Cleaning efficiency has greatly increased, resulting in cleaner and more orderly grounds, providing visitors with a more comfortable and enjoyable environment. The park management expressed high satisfaction with our products and services, offering strong praise.


This collaboration not only demonstrates Guangzhou Siben Environmental Technology Co., Ltd.'s professional capabilities in the cleaning equipment sector but also earned the trust and recognition of Bruce Lee Park. We will continue to uphold our philosophy of "customer first, quality foremost," continuously enhancing product and service quality to deliver superior cleaning solutions to more clients.


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Looking ahead, Guangzhou Siben Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. anticipates deepening our collaboration with Bruce Lee's Legacy Honored with Theme Park to jointly explore further applications and innovations in cleaning technology. We will remain attentive to market dynamics and technological trends, providing clients with more efficient and eco-friendly cleaning equipment while contributing greater strength to the advancement of the cleaning industry.


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