The Rescue Drill for XCMG's Road Wrecker Has Been Successfully Completed

Recently, the XCMG road wrecker conducted a rescue drill in the highway, showcasing advanced domestic rescue equipment.

The simulation on-site depicted a rollover accident involving a small car and a truck on the highway. Upon receiving the rescue signal, the advance warning vehicles arrived first and set up rear warning measures. Subsequently, the XCMG QZP0808B flatbed wrecker with lifting capability arrived. The recovery team observed the overturned vehicle on the emergency lane and decided to first lift and upright the vehicle before towing.

"In order to clear the lane as quickly as possible, let's try a dual-lane operation." After consultation on-site, the recovery team decided to use the 8-ton folding arm crane and rigging, standard on the wrecker, to continuously pull and change the direction of the overturned vehicle.

The XCMG folding arm crane has a maximum lifting capacity of 8 tons, with a maximum arm extension length of 12.75 meters. It occupies minimal space, has a wide operational coverage, and after completion, the entire arm can be retracted and folded together. This makes it better suited for towing vehicles with relatively higher bodies like small cars and vans, without obstructing adjacent lanes during operations. Finally, after continuous adjustments, the recovery team successfully leveled the small car and slowly lifted it onto the flatbed.

What used to be a complex rescue operation requiring coordination between crane and tow truck was efficiently completed in just 4 minutes with the power of a single XCMG machine. This not only improved the efficiency of the rescue but also reduced the occupation of road space by excessive rescue equipment.

XCMG road wreckers are not only popular domestically but also highly favored in overseas markets. They have been exported to countries such as South Africa, Indonesia, the Philippines, Cuba, and Japan, dominating the high-end customized product market in Japan for 12 consecutive years.

In the future, XCMG will closely follow the development needs of urban operations. With a focus on customer-experience, efficiency, quality, and service, it will leverage its advantages across the industrial chain to provide safe and efficient rescue solutions, aiding in the construction of a more modern comprehensive transportation system.