With the accelerating pace of globalization, our high-quality products have gradually made their way into the world market, making significant contributions to infrastructure development globally. Recently, we received exciting news: a 190-horsepower grader has been successfully loaded and shipped to Qingdao Port, and will subsequently arrive in Angola, Africa via sea transport, providing valuable support for local road construction projects.
This grader is our star product, equipped with a Cummins 190-horsepower turbocharged diesel engine that delivers strong power and reliable performance. It also features a torque converter and transmission produced using German ZF technology, with a 6-speed front and 3-speed rear gearbox design that allows it to meet various operating and driving conditions. Additionally, it is equipped with two sets of imported HUSCO five-way control valves, an imported blade lift hydraulic balance valve, and a unique hydraulic pin puller device that is a domestic innovation. All controls are hydraulically operated, and it is equipped with a complete instrumentation and monitoring system and a maintenance-free Swedish OPTIMA battery. These outstanding features enable this 190-horsepower grader to maintain efficient and stable performance in complex terrains and harsh environments.
It is worth mentioning that we have multiple ongoing cooperative projects with African clients, including a significant number of infrastructure construction projects. The smooth progress of these projects has not only promoted local economic and social development but also fully demonstrated the resilience and vitality of our cooperation with African clients. The shipment of this grader to Angola once again proves our influence and competitiveness in the African market.
Looking ahead, as our cooperation with African clients continues to deepen, we believe that more engineering machinery products will enter the African market. At the same time, we will continue to uphold the principles of openness, cooperation, and mutual benefit, working closely with clients worldwide to provide them with more valuable engineering machinery products.
