Chinese Construction Giant XCMG Launches Crane and 17 New Models of Excavators

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/03/2023 at 15:06

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XCMG Launches New Crane and 17 New Excavator Models at This Year’s Conexpo-Con/Agg in Las Vegas

Established as the largest group of companies in the construction machinery industry in China and with the widest range of products, XCMG innovates and launches a new crane model and 17 new excavators, showcasing why it is the most competitive and influential in the sector.

During the Conexpo-Con/Agg, the company also launched various road machines, aerial work platforms, mining equipment, and port use machines, as well as articulated and electric trucks, loaders, and other machines aimed at generating low fuel consumption, resulting in less environmental impact. However, the standout highlights were the new crane and the 17 excavator models.

XCMG Brings Technological Innovation to Its New Crane and Excavator Models

The crane, designed for the U.S. market and named XCA150-U, features various smart control systems and ergonomic design. The intelligent technology system applied to this crane is responsible for facilitating rigging planning tasks and promoting greater safety for the professionals who will operate it.

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XCMG Reveals That All Launches, Especially the Crane and Excavators, Aim to Enhance Customer Experience and Showcase the Company’s Potential

According to Yang Dongsheng, the current president of XCMG, the company expects its display to bring the best products and the best experience to its customers around the globe. Furthermore, the launch of the 17 excavator models, the crane, and the other products aims to demonstrate XCMG’s potential as a competitive Chinese manufacturer in the market, driven by innovation in technology and efficiency.

Another point highlighted by the president during his speech regarding the exhibition at Conexpo-Con/Agg was the importance of showing how one of the giants in the sector cares about reducing the environmental impact generated by its products.

Chinese Construction Giant XCMG Launches Crane and 17 New Models of Excavators

XCMG Launches New Crane and 17 New Excavator Models at This Year’s Conexpo-Con/Agg in Las Vegas

XCMG Brings Technological Innovation to Its New Crane and Excavator Models

XCMG Reveals That All Launches, Especially the Crane and Excavators, Aim to Enhance Customer Experience and Showcase the Company’s Potential

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