Recently, a batch of 6-axle 100-ton low-bed semi-trailers meticulously crafted by the Luyi brand has set off in bulk for Ethiopia. These customized vehicles, serving as an important milestone in China-Ethiopia cooperation on logistics equipment, precisely meet the local demand for heavy equipment transportation. The entire vehicle is made of high-strength and high-quality carbon steel, innovatively equipped with a 6-axle design and a stable and reliable mechanical suspension system, and is compatible with 11.00r20 and 12r22.5 dual-specification tires. It can travel steadily whether on rugged mountain roads or complex road conditions. With an ultra-large effective payload of 100 tons, it provides an efficient solution for the transportation of heavy machinery and large goods in engineering construction. It is worth mentioning that the vehicle supports personalized color customization services. While ensuring practical performance, it helps customers create a unique brand visual image and has received high praise from Ethiopian partners once delivered.
This shipment of 6-axle low-bed semi-trailers to Ethiopia is not only a key step for the Luyi brand to expand into the African market but also will provide strong support for local infrastructure development and logistics transportation upgrading. To ensure the smooth put-into-use of the vehicles, the Luyi team conducted a comprehensive quality inspection before shipment, checking everything from the vehicle structure to core components one by one to guarantee the stable performance of each piece of equipment. Meanwhile, in response to the after-sales needs of overseas customers, the brand also provides synchronized remote technical guidance and spare parts supply services to solve customers' worries. In the future, Luyi will continue to focus on the needs of the overseas market, optimize the design and services of heavy transportation equipment, and promote more cost-effective semi-trailer products to go global, contributing to the development of international logistics and transportation.
