隨著人口密度越來越大，建築的需求也越來越大，而我們對鋼筋混凝土的用量需求也漸漸提高，故我們要增加鋼筋的使用效率。潤弘精密工程自2000年起開始推行鋼筋自動化，至今已超過十年的時間，期間累積相關專利達數十項，多數專利已成功應用於實際案例中，且證實對工程節能減碳、提高施工品質、落實安衛管理及降低技術工倚賴等方面有明顯效益。 為提昇產業自動化水準、落實營建節能減碳政策，其研發出的螺箍筋，能有效節省鋼筋用量，節省成本。

As population density increases, demand for construction is also growing, and our reinforced concrete gradually increase the amount of demand, so we want to increase the efficient use of reinforcement. Run-Hong Precision Engineering since 2000 launched automated steel, has been more than a decade, the cumulative period of up to dozens of related patents, most patent has been successfully applied to actual cases and confirmed the project reduce carbon emissions, improve construction aspects of quality, the implementation of safety and health management and reduce reliance on skilled workers and other significant benefits. To enhance the level of industrial automation, the implementation of building energy saving and carbon reduction policy, which developed out of the spiral stirrups can effectively save steel consumption, cost savings.

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