Two Howo 6x4 dump trucks set off for Equatorial Guinea.

Why "two units"? — The golden combination of dual-machine collaboration

In overseas projects, purchasing in pairs often translates to higher operational efficiency.

Advantages of cyclical operation: The combination of two 6x4 dump trucks ensures uninterrupted loading at the work site; with one on the way and the other on-site, the project timeline is significantly shortened.

Maintenance and interchangeability: Vehicles of the same model mean interchangeable spare parts, greatly reducing the initial spare parts inventory pressure and maintenance difficulties at the project's inception.

Equatorial Guinea experiences consistently high temperatures and rainfall, with high humidity and salinity in the air (especially in port cities like Bata and Malabo). To address this, the Aurun brand has specifically upgraded these two Howo vehicles:

Superior Heat Dissipation: Specifically designed for the tropical rainforest climate, the engine cooling system has been upgraded to ensure it doesn't overheat during continuous operation in temperatures exceeding 35°C.

Industrial-Grade Anti-Corrosion Coating: Considering the maritime transport and coastal operating environment, the entire chassis is coated with a thick layer of anti-corrosion wax, and the body uses a UV-resistant and corrosion-resistant paint process to prevent premature rust.

Powerful 6x4 Drive: Facing muddy construction site roads during the rainy season, the Howo 6x4's wheel-side reduction axles and differential locks ensure the vehicle possesses except

ional off-road capability and heavy-load climbing performance.

As Aorun's flagship product, we offer our Equatorial Guinean customers more than just vehicles: Precise Logistics: We are familiar with direct shipping routes to Bata or Malabo, ensuring accurate customs documents (such as ECTN/BESC).

Genuine Parts Support: A complimentary package of selected wear parts is included with each vehicle, ensuring a smooth start to our clients' projects in Equatorial Guinea.