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The following pictures show the second batch of 20-meter Cellular on Wheels shipped to the UAE. A total of six units were packed into three containers, secured with rope tensioners. The lifting towers were packed into two containers, for a total of five containers. Because the lifting towers are equipped with hydraulic systems, they were protected with foam and wood packaging.

The next day, the customer toured our Angle Steel Tower and Monopole Tower production lines and expressed praise for our production and processing capabilities. We also demonstrated our automated welding equipment for tower foot supports and inspected the weld quality. In addition, the customer visited the finished product packaging site and galvanizing workshop. Using a zinc meter, they measured the zinc coating thickness of each component, which averaged over 100 microns and met ASTM-A123 standards. The customer also observed our physical laboratory, which is used for quality inspections, and tested the tensile strength of Q355B steel.  

The photo shows representatives from Morocco's Netis Group visiting and inspecting our Cell on Wheels production line. The customer focused on the 30-meter Hydraulic Cell on Wheels and the 12-meter Emergency Telecom Cabinet and expressed initial interest in cooperation. We demonstrated the deployment and operation of both products on-site, and the customer expressed satisfaction with the speed and stability of the deployment. In addition, the customer and we had a detailed technical requirements discussion in the conference room, clarifying the specific requirements of the products required by the customer and the adaptability of our production capacity. Finally, we decided to provide the customer with a preliminary design and quotation to lay the foundation for future communication and cooperation.

The following images show a Qatari customer inspecting our Emergency Telecom Cabinet. Since there are no readily available export versions, we showcased a customized cabinet designed for the national emergency communications department. We provided a detailed introduction to the internal components, installation process, and deployment, and demonstrated the deployment process on-site.    

The following photos show the antenna mast being packed. This product will be shipped to the Maldives for maintenance and upgrades on an angle steel tower. It also comes with U-bolts, bare copper wire, and antenna mounting clamps. The antenna pole is packaged at both ends, and the copper wire and fastening kit are packaged in standard shipping packaging.  

The picture shows the loading of a 25-meter Cell on Wheels. We stacked the platform frames to save shipping costs and secured them to the inside of the container with ropes. Foam was used to protect the lifting towers to prevent damage to the paint. Steel tie wraps were used to tie the platform railings to prevent clutter. After loading into the container, ropes were used to secure the units to prevent movement during transport. Since 4 sets are packed at a time, we use letter pairing to mark different tower main components.  

Due to the complexity of the system, we spent a lot of time debugging the electronic control system and hydraulic system to achieve the best possible operating state. The following pictures show the test run of the entire hydraulic lifting system and the electronic control system. To simulate the load of the antenna, we tied the antenna package to the top to simulate the weight of the antenna.

The following pictures show our company's test run of the Cellular on Wheels ( COW) before packaging and shipment. Aside from custom-assembled systems like the generator, we also provide all our own components, including aviation obstruction lights, four-wheel brakes, guyed masts, taillights, width marker lights, and antenna masts.  

The following photos show a Libyan customer visiting our production line. After completing radar support production, the Libyan customer visited our production line and observed our trial assembly. Our factory covers all key processes, including raw material processing, production, and hot-dip galvanizing, greatly enhancing our production and quality control capabilities. After visiting our production line and galvanizing workshop, the customer expressed high praise and a strong desire for future cooperation.  

The picture shows the packaging of telecom components shipped to the United States. All packaging is wrapped with plastic film to protect the product and reduce exposure to air, slowing down the rusting of black parts. Regarding drum packaging, we use new custom pallets to reduce the packaging footprint and maximize the space utilization in the container.

The customer visited our Cellular on Wheels ( COW) production facility again, which also included the product in the order. The customer's technicians carefully measured the product parameters and highly praised our production quality and precision. After the trial assembly, the customer carefully inspected the operation of the hydraulic system and the fit of all components. The components fitted perfectly, and the hydraulic system was operating smoothly. After confirming that everything was working correctly, we confirmed the delivery date. Prior to shipment, we filmed a new video of the completed product (after painting and galvanizing), showing the operation and operation of all systems. Only after confirmation will the product be packed and shipped.

The picture shows the customer's visit to our Monopole Tower and Tubular Tower production lines on the second day. During the visit, the customer focused on our processing equipment, particularly our bending machine capable of handling 2,400-ton monopole towers with a maximum thickness of 26 mm. The customer also visited our self-built galvanizing workshop at the end of the production line and tested the galvanizing thickness of some products. The thickness of all exported products meets the ASTM-A123 standard.