Howo 6x4 cement mixer truck shipped to Gabon

For concrete mixer trucks, "homogeneity" during transportation is crucial to project quality.

High-strength, wear-resistant tank: Manufactured from high-strength manganese steel (Q345B/T700), the tank blades are optimized to ensure more uniform mixing and extremely low residual material at discharge, perfectly adapting to the standards of various construction sites in Gabon.

Top-tier hydraulic system: Equipped with internationally renowned brand hydraulic pumps, motors, and reducers, ensuring smooth and reliable power transmission. Even during the long transportation journey in Gabon, it ensures constant speed rotation of the tank, preventing concrete segregation.

Gabon straddles the equator, and its extremely high humidity and salt spray pose a significant challenge to vehicle durability. To address this, the Aurun brand implemented specific enhancements:

Enhanced Cooling System: Targeting the tropical rainforest climate, the radiator area was increased to ensure the engine and hydraulic systems maintain optimal operating conditions even in temperatures exceeding 38°C.

Full-Scale Corrosion Protection: Considering the high salt spray environment of Owendo and Port-Gentil, the entire chassis and tank surface underwent multiple layers of anti-corrosion coating and wax protection, effectively extending the vehicle's lifespan.

6x4 Drive and Wide Tire Design: Gabon's rainy season often presents muddy roads. The Howo 6x4 drive system, combined with a high-torque chassis and wide tires, provides excellent traction and off-road capability, ensuring that project schedules are not delayed by weather conditions.

As industry experts with 12 years of export experience, we understand the challenges of overseas maintenance. This batch of concrete mixer trucks underwent the following tests before shipment:

Tank sealing and speed testing: Simulating full-load conditions, a 24-hour continuous operation test was conducted.

Electrical system moisture protection inspection: All wiring interfaces were reinforced with seals to prevent malfunctions caused by moisture during the rainy season.

Road testing and brake checks: Ensuring stable and safe operation even under heavy loads in Gabon's mountainous and undulating road conditions.