LUYI AUTO has completed delivery of a batch of 3‑axle wind‑blade transport lowbed semi‑trailers to Jordan, where the units will support wind‑farm construction projects now moving into their transport‑heavy phase. The equipment cleared formalities at Aqaba and has been handed over to the local contractor for immediate deployment.
The trailers were specified for oversized wind components. Each unit carries a reinforced low‑profile deck, a hydraulically extendable rear section and adjustable blade‑cradling supports that hold long blades steady on both highway and desert stretches. Three heavy‑duty axles provide a payload matched to the blade and nacelle weights used in regional turbine installations, while rear‑axle hydraulic steering lets the combination work through narrow site roads and tight switchbacks on the final climb to ridge‑top positions.
The configuration followed a route survey. Engineers checked gradients, bridge clearances and turning radii along the delivery corridor, then adjusted deck height, ramp angle and tie‑down points so blades, nacelles and tower sections can share one platform with minimal reconfiguration between loads.
Every trailer completed a loaded running test and a full hydraulic inspection before shipment. A technical
team travelled with the consignment to support unloading, assembly and operator training, and a spare‑parts kit has been left on site to shorten downtime during the installation window.
Wind energy is expanding quickly across the region, and transport capacity is frequently the limiting factor rather than turbine supply. The aim behind this delivery was equipment that is simple to operate, straightforward to maintain and proven on real routes - not only on a specification sheet.
The order adds to LUYI AUTO's activity in Middle East renewable‑energy logistics, where the company supplies lowbed and blade‑transport solutions for wind, infrastructure and heavy‑industry projects.
