Construction Machinery Manufacturer and Exporter

What our construction machinery range covers

Construction Machinery is one of our largest categories. It is grouped by machine type, so you can go straight to the duty you need in the product grid below.

Earthmoving and site preparation

• Bulldozer: 46 models from 80HP to 430HP, with mechanical, hydraulic and hydrostatic drives. Swamp, forestry and desert builds suit soft ground and land clearing, such as the 160HP crawler swamp bulldozer.
• Wheel loader: 3 Ton to 12 Ton, with buckets from 1.7m3 to 6.5m3 for yards, quarries and stockpiles.
• Backhoe loader: articulated, side-shift and integral frame builds that dig and load with one machine.
• Motor grader: 130HP to 220HP for road beds and site levelling.

Road building and repair

• Road roller: 41 models, from single-drum vibratory rollers of 7 to 26 Ton to tandem, static, pneumatic tyre and walk-behind units.
• Multi-function asphalt paver: wheeled pavers laying mats from 1.8m to 6m wide.
• Road milling machine: wheel and crawler cold milling machines for stripping worn asphalt.

Lifting, concrete and haulage

• Crane: truck and mobile cranes from 8 to 100 Ton, and crawler cranes up to 1250 Ton.
• Concrete pump truck and mixer truck: boom pumps with 39m to 63m reach, and 6m3 or 9m3 mixers.
• Mining dump truck: 40 Ton and 90 Ton tippers for open-pit and quarry haul roads.
• Forklift truck: 1 Ton to 35 Ton, in diesel, petrol and battery power.
• Drilling rigs and pumps: rotary rigs for bored piles, plus plunger pumps for site fluids.

The same category also lists fire fighting trucks and municipal vehicles, such as sewage suction trucks, garbage compactors and water sprinklers, for city service contracts.

How to choose construction machinery for your site

Duty cycle, rated capacity and site conditions decide which machine fits. A dozer that works eight hours a day on clay needs a different spec from one that clears scrub for a few weeks a year.

We recommend sending these details when you enquire:

1. The job and duty cycle, such as hours per day and the main material moved
2. Rated capacity, such as horsepower, bucket size, lift tonnage or drum weight
3. Fuel type and any emission rule your country applies
4. Terrain, climate and altitude, since heat, dust and thin air all affect engines and cooling
5. Whether local dealers can stock parts, or whether you want spares shipped with the order

With that, we come back with a matched configuration and the export lead time. We also ask about after-sales parts early, because a machine that waits weeks for a filter costs more than the gap in price between two models.

For deep water wells rather than foundations, see our drilling and bore well equipment.

Construction machinery for public works tenders

Road, water and municipal infrastructure tenders bring in most of our bulk orders. They usually fix exact capacity, fuel type and after-sales terms as award criteria, and a missing datasheet can cost you the bid.

Share the tender's technical clause with us before you submit. We check each line against our models, flag anything we cannot confirm, and prepare the datasheets your submission needs. After the award, we plan production and dispatch against your contract deadline. Our page on certifications and compliance documents explains how we handle compliance paperwork; we never claim a certificate that has not been confirmed for your machine and market.

Many tenders reference the EU Machinery Regulation and CE marking, or OSHA guidance on construction equipment safety. If yours does, send the exact clause and we will confirm what our documents can show.

Shipping heavy equipment to Africa and beyond

Heavy machines move by sea from Shanghai. Large units such as cranes, dozers and graders may ship on RoRo or flat rack, while smaller loaders, rollers and forklifts can go in containers. We confirm the method, lashing and any part removal at quote stage.

Buyers in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda are among our regular markets. Each shipment comes with a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin, plus datasheets where your customs process or tender needs them.

Why buy construction machinery direct from the factory

Buying from the factory removes the importer margin, which adds up fast on fleet and tender orders. Prices depend on model, quantity, Incoterm and port, so each order is quoted on its own terms. Send your job, capacity and destination port by WhatsApp or email to start.