Restrictions on the Three Major Factors Contributing to the Development of Metrological Instruments and Meters in China

China's metering instrument industry products rely on foreign imports, and their stability and reliability are still lacking. Eliminating constraints is the goal of China's instrumentation development.

China has become the second largest metering instrument and meter producer in Asia except Japan. The general situation of China's metrology and instrumentation industry is moving forward. The products keep pace with international development in the direction of miniaturization, integration, intelligence, and bus, but different factors also restrict the development of meter industry. Shangpu consulted the electronics industry analyst pointed out: At present, the development status of China's metering equipment is roughly the complete range, the small scale of the company is inefficient, and the product level is low. The development of China's instrumentation industry lags behind and there are many problems and it is facing a severe situation.

There are three main factors that restrict the development of China's metrological instrumentation industry: First, in today's information age, industry competition is fierce. If you slow down the development rate a bit, you will be left behind. However, the level of China's metrological instrumentation industry has slowed down, and large-scale and high-end equipment and equipment are almost all dependent on imports. Many urgently needed special-purpose instruments are still blank. There are still many difficulties in ensuring the quality of middle and low-end products. The delay in the development of technological innovation and its industrialization is a bottleneck restricting the development of China's metrological instrumentation industry. Second, China's measurement instruments, although the gap between the technical indicators and similar foreign products is not very large, but the stability and reliability are not high. This has greatly limited the scope and credibility of China's metered products. Third, the development of the metrology instrumentation industry has also been constrained by four major objective environments. On the one hand, taxation is too heavy; on the other hand, the relevant departments lack understanding of the importance of the development of measurement products industry, and support is insufficient; third, the lack of procurement policies to support the development of national industries. Fourth, China's basic industry capability is poor. Including product quality, service ability and reputation ability are all poor, which directly affects the development of the industry.

The competition in the market for measuring instruments has become increasingly fierce. Many international instrument and meter manufacturers are very optimistic about the Chinese market and have established production plants or agents in China to develop the Chinese market. Therefore, China needs to form a sound countermeasure to develop its own enterprise. It is necessary to carry out long-term planning, improve the constitution of research, explore suitable and manageable models that suit China's national conditions, and introduce supportive policies that are conducive to the development of SMEs.