Two mixer trucks will be shipped to Gabon.

Recently, a batch of our cement mixer trucks officially departed for Gabon, marking a significant milestone and a solid step forward in our expansion in the Gabonese market, further deepening our presence in the African infrastructure logistics sector.

This collaboration stemmed from an online meeting several months prior: a Gabonese customer contacted us through an online platform, expressing a strong interest in our cement mixer trucks. During the communication, the customer inquired in detail about key issues such as product performance, core parameters, pricing structure, and after-sales service. Our sales team patiently answered all questions and accurately recommended suitable models based on the customer's actual needs and the local transportation conditions in Gabon. After several rounds of in-depth communication, the customer decided to order a batch of products for field trials. Prior to order confirmation, the sales and engineering teams reviewed the product configuration and details with the customer again, ensuring that every design element perfectly met actual usage requirements, ultimately leading to the successful completion of the collaboration.

This cement mixer truck, shipped to Gabon, features a main beam constructed from high-strength structural steel and can carry 65 tons of cement per load. Its robust performance easily adapts to complex road conditions and long-distance transportation scenarios. Gabon's logistics and transportation currently face multiple challenges, including complex road conditions and diverse cargo types. This vehicle model, with its superior load-bearing capacity and stable driving performance, will provide strong equipment support and open up efficient transportation channels for the local construction industry.

"This cement mixer truck not only boasts outstanding load-bearing capacity, but its stability and reliability under complex road conditions also exceed expectations, significantly improving our company's transportation efficiency and directly driving economic growth," said a manager of a Gabonese construction company, giving the product high praise.