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XCMG Sets New Export Records in Southeast Asia with Ultra-Large-Tonnage Cranes
Recently, a batch of ultra-large-tonnage cranes from XCMG was exported to the Southeast Asian market, including a 2,000-ton-class wheeled crane, XCA350L8, XCA900L8_1 all-terrain cranes, and the XGC16000 crawler crane.

XCMG Sets New Export Records in Southeast Asia with Ultra-Large-Tonnage Cranes

The 2,000-ton-class wheeled crane set a new record as the largest-tonnage wheeled crane exported from China to Southeast Asia, while the XGC16000 set a new record for the largest-tonnage crawler crane exported from China to Malaysia.

With major wind power, petrochemical, port, and data center projects expanding across Southeast Asia, construction sites are becoming increasingly complex. XCMG has configured different crane models for specific operating conditions. The 2,000-ton-class crane targets demanding heavy lifting applications such as large-scale wind power projects, while the XCA350L8 offers efficient relocation and adaptability to complex terrain.

XCMG Sets New Export Records in Southeast Asia with Ultra-Large-Tonnage Cranes

For major customers in Malaysia, the XCA900L8_1 all-terrain crane and XGC16000 crawler crane are designed to meet the demanding lifting requirements of large-scale port, petrochemical, and data center projects.

To support overseas operations, XCMG has established local service networks and spare-parts warehouses across Southeast Asia, enabling faster parts supply and timely engineer response. This service system helps reduce equipment downtime and support project schedules.

XCMG Sets New Export Records in Southeast Asia with Ultra-Large-Tonnage Cranes

The two export records highlight the growing application of XCMG heavy lifting equipment in overseas markets, supported by integrated equipment solutions and localized lifecycle services.
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