Tanzanian Customers Visit LuYi Factory And Sign A Contract To Purchase Demountable Gooseneck Semi Trailers

Aug 13, 2025 Leave a message

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Recently, a delegation of Tanzanian customers visited Shandong Luyi Special Vehicle Manufacturing Co., Ltd. After in - depth inspection of the factory's production system, they successfully signed a procurement agreement for detachable gooseneck semi  trailers, adding a new chapter to the cooperation in special vehicles between China and Africa.The delegation made on  site visits to the intelligent workshops, focusing on the "quick  detachable + multi  purpose" design of the detachable gooseneck semi trailers: The gooseneck module can be disassembled and assembled within minutes through a hydraulic locking mechanism, and it is compatible with various types of goods such as containers and engineering equipment. The chassis is equipped with reinforced axles and anti - roll suspensions, which are suitable for the working conditions of unpaved roads in Africa. During the on - site test drive, the flexibility of loading and unloading and the driving stability of the vehicle allowed the customers to directly experience the adaptability of the product to the logistics and infrastructure construction scenarios in Tanzania.

 

After technical discussions and business negotiations, both sides finalized the order. The representative of the Tanzanian customers frankly said, "Luyi's customized design has precisely addressed our transportation pain point of'making one vehicle serve multiple purposes'." The person in charge of Luyi simultaneously promised to ensure delivery with full - process quality control, provide operation and maintenance support relying on the overseas service network, and help Tanzania build a more efficient transportation system.

This cooperation not only demonstrates Luyi's technical accumulation in the special  vehicle field but also deepens the industrial cooperation between China and Africa with "customized equipment", pressing the "accelerator button" for Luyi to expand the African market.

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