Dingli Mobile concrete batching plant delivery to Hungary

Recently, mobile concrete mixing plants by Dingli machinery were loaded and shipped to Hungary.

At factory delivery site, all work is proceeding in an orderly manner. The sales department carefully checks the delivery list, the production workshop conducts the final quality inspection, and the loading workers allocate reasonable space for the equipment. Soon, these mobile mixing plants will help the construction of the Sino-European project.

The Hungarian customers have strict requirements for the mobile concrete batching plant. They have conducted detailed investigations on many mixing plant manufacturers all over the world. Dingli Machinery was successfully shortlisted List of intended purchases for good world reputation with high quality mobile concrete batching plant.

In response to the local project needs and customer requirements and site environmental request, Dingli’s mechanical technology department and sales manager take rapid adjustments to manufacturing mature and stable equipment configuration, which meets customer requirements while ensuring product reliability, maximizing customer benefits. Dingli Machinery was chosen by Hungary client in the end.

Before the equipment was shipped, the customer representative also carried out a detailed inspection and acceptance of the equipment, praised the construction of the new equipment, and expressed the desire for further cooperation!

In order to adapt the equipment to the diverse construction environments of the world, Dingli Machinery has continuously increased investment in technology research and development, and achieved breakthrough improvements in products, technology, quality and the market. The successful export to Hungary this time also further demonstrates Dingli Machinery's ability to provide complete equipment solutions for overseas high-end users!

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