The Shanghai Automechanika (Bauma CHINA 2024) concluded successfully, hosting nearly 3,000 exhibitors from 32 countries and over 200,000 professional visitors. Our 12-meter insulated pickup truck stood out, drawing crowds eager to explore its cutting-edge technology.    At the exhibition, our 12-meter insulated bucket truck impressed with its dual-cab, high-power SUV-grade design. Its compact size, lightweight build, and low center of gravity ensure exceptional maneuverability, making it ideal for working in narrow city streets and tackling complex work environments. Another standout feature of the insulated bucket truck is its innovative foldable and telescopic hybrid arm structure, which greatly enhances versatility and operational efficiency, making it indispensable for insulated aerial tasks. It also boasts a sensitive speed control system for precise operation, enabling accurate positioning and ensuring comprehensive safety during use. This innovation earned widespread praise from international visitors, who highlighted its ability to combine high efficiency with superior safety. Beyond showcasing our product, we hosted a series of engaging activities, including the popular "Fortune Catching" event. Our staff, dressed as traditional Chinese Fortune Giver and holding gold props, brought festive cheer and vibrant energy to the crowd. This lively interaction delighted visitors, making the exhibition both enjoyable and unforgettable. To enhance the exhibition experience, we hosted a live band performance that brought uplifting music and vibrant energy to the venue. This created a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, allowing visitors to explore our products in a more engaging environment. As the Shanghai Automechanika exhibition concluded, our 12-meter insulated pickup truck garnered widespread attention and praise for its exceptional performance, innovative design, and interactive activities. The event not only showcased our product but also fostered meaningful connections with clients and industry peers. Looking ahead, we are committed to driving technological innovation and providing safe, efficient, and reliable solutions for insulated aerial work across the industry.

At the 136th Canton Fair: Grounded Quality, Skyward Flair In Guangzhou, China, the 136th Canton Fair has successfully drawn over 408,000 entrepreneurs to its venue, aiming to forge new opportunities for economic and trade cooperation between China and the world. Among the diverse exhibitors, our company proudly showcased our standout product: the 12-meter insulated bucket pickup truck. At the 136th Canton Fair, where grounded quality meets skyward flair, our innovative insulated bucket truck finishes solid groundwork with care and is primed for aerial work in the air. The 12-meter insulated man-lift truck has truly outshone the competition, thanks to its advanced insulation technology. It is the only star product in the aerial insulation category at this fair, capturing the attention of industry leaders and potential buyers alike. Designed for high-altitude operations, this vehicle ensures both safety and effectiveness, setting a new benchmark in the market. Our 12-meter Insulated Bucket Truck is engineered for live-line work with precision and reliability, showcasing the latest in safety and performance. Featuring a bucket load capacity of 120 kg and an impressive 6.8-meter working radius, this truck is built to deliver exceptional performance on the job site. One of its most striking features is the 10 KV insulation level, coupled with a secure interlocking system between the outriggers and the boom, ensuring superior stability and protection during operations. This design not only enhances safety but also boosts confidence in its performance, making it a standout product at this year's fair. As exhibitors at this prestigious event, we are excited to connect with partners and explore collaborative opportunities that will drive mutual growth in the ever-evolving landscape of trade and commerce. The Canton Fair continues to serve as a pivotal venue for fostering business relationships and showcasing the latest advancements in technology.

Recently, a critical maintenance operation took place in Chongqing, showcasing the pivotal role of our insulated bucket trucks in ensuring the reliability of the power supply. Utility crews undertook a complex bypass procedure to maintain service while conducting essential repairs on high-voltage infrastructure. The operation began with our state-of-the-art insulated bucket trucks being deployed to the site. Equipped with advanced safety features, these trucks enabled technicians to work safely at heights, connecting bypass cables and isolating the high-voltage line segment that required maintenance. The insulated design of the bucket trucks was crucial, as it allowed crews to handle electrical components without the risk of electrical shock. Throughout the operation, our team adhered to rigorous safety protocols. Crews used insulated tools and followed best practices to ensure the safety of both personnel and equipment. This meticulous approach not only protected the workers but also safeguarded the integrity of the electrical system during the repair process. After thorough inspections and necessary repairs were completed on the high-voltage line and transformer, the crew successfully reconnected the power grid. This careful execution minimized disruption to local consumers and businesses, ensuring that the community experienced little to no downtime. Utility officials praised the operation, underscoring the essential role that our insulated bucket trucks played in maintaining a stable and reliable power supply. Their effectiveness in high-voltage environments demonstrates the importance of investing in specialized equipment for electrical maintenance tasks.

Pre-Operation Checks: Always inspect the bucket and associated machinery before use. Ensure that all hydraulic lines are intact, the bucket is securely attached, and there are no visible signs of wear or damage.   Load Limits: Adhere strictly to the load capacity specified by the manufacturer. Overloading can compromise safety and cause equipment damage.   Proper Positioning: Before lifting, position the equipment on stable, level ground. Use outriggers if available to enhance stability and prevent tipping.   Safe Operation: Operate the bucket within the designated area and avoid sudden movements. Smooth, controlled actions reduce the risk of accidents and equipment failure.   Communication: Maintain clear communication with ground personnel. Use hand signals or radios to coordinate movements and ensure everyone is aware of the bucket's position.   Monitor Surroundings: Be aware of overhead hazards such as power lines, tree branches, and other obstacles. Ensure the work area is clear of unauthorized personnel.   Use Safety Gear: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including helmets, harnesses, and gloves, to safeguard against potential hazards.   Emergency Procedures: Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and ensure that the bucket has accessible emergency stop controls. Know how to handle potential malfunctions or accidents.   Regular Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance on the bucket and equipment. Regularly check hydraulic systems, bucket teeth, and other components for wear and tear.   Training: Ensure that all operators are properly trained and certified in bucket operation. Regular training updates help maintain high safety standards and operational efficiency.

Regular maintenance and inspection of aerial lifts are crucial for ensuring safe and efficient operation while preventing accidents and maintaining optimal performance. Following manufacturer guidelines and addressing issues promptly can reduce malfunctions and extend the truck's lifespan.   1.Key Inspection Ⅰ: Ensure Daily Lubrication        Lubricate the joints and any moving parts of the work vehicle with the lubricating grease specified by the manufacturer.     2.Key Inspection II: Insulation Boom and Outer Insulation Bucket Inspection        Check the upper insulation boom section , the lower boom section of auxiliary insulation, and cleanliness of the outer insulation bucket. Prevent contamination that could affect the performance of the insulation materials, leading to leakage current and safety hazards.   3.Key Inspection III: Inner Insulation Bucket Inspection        Inspect the inner insulation bucket for any obvious scratches (depth exceeding 1mm) to avoid safety hazards due to insufficient insulation strength.   4.The Overall Condition Check of Your Insulated Bucket Truck     (1)Inspect the appearance of the work vehicle, especially for structural fractures or damage. If any issues are found, do not use the work vehicle and contact the manufacturer for repairs.(2)Check for looseness in connecting screws and bolts. Special attention should be paid to the following critical fasteners: fasteners connecting the work platform to its support, fasteners connecting the turntable to the slewing bearing, fasteners connecting the slewing bearing to the auxiliary frame, fasteners connecting the main and auxiliary frames, and fasteners on each tension rod and pin.     (3) Check the fastening condition of all pins for any damage. If any abnormalities are found, immediately stop using the machine and contact the manufacturer for repairs.     (4)Inspect for oil leaks. If any are found, they must be addressed. If oil leakage leads to insufficient oil levels, refill to the proper amount.   5.Buzzer Check        The purpose of the buzzer is to alert personnel nearby and on the basket, and to provide an alarm when the work arm is raised to its limit position. The inspection method is to enter the working state, press the buzzer button first, and confirm whether the sound is normal.     6.Battery        The battery is an essential component of the work vehicle and is crucial for its normal operation. If the battery is dead, the manual pump will not function in an emergency situation. Therefore, special attention should be paid to battery inspection, and it should be replaced immediately if it is unreliable.         Note: Disconnect the power supply before maintaining the battery and the electrical system of the work vehicle. Be cautious of solutions spraying out and burning yourself or others.     7.Check Main Oil Pump Operation        When extending the outriggers, check whether the lower pressure gauge reaches the maximum working pressure. If it cannot reach the set relief pressure, do not use the work vehicle. Perform necessary checks on the oil filter in the hydraulic system for blockages and any leaks.   8.Check Hydraulic Oil Level        Park the vehicle on a level surface and follow these procedures: The oil level in the hydraulic oil tank should not be below three-quarters of the oil gauge. If the oil level is insufficient, add hydraulic oil of the same brand until the correct oil level is reached. Note: To avoid damaging the hydraulic system, do not mix different brands or types of oil.     Proper upkeep of aerial lifts is essential to prevent accidents and maintain optimal performance. Routine checks and lubrications ensure all components function effectively. From inspecting the hydraulic system to checking battery and oil levels, each step is vital.

Safe and Steady: Preparations of Insulated Bucket Truck Operation   Before operating an insulated bucket truck, it is imperative to assess and meet various operational conditions to ensure safety and efficiency. This assessment encompasses environmental conditions, personnel qualifications, and the condition of the ground where the truck will be stationed.   I.Environmental Conditions     Ground Stability: The work surface must be firm and level to prevent any subsidence during operation. A stable foundation is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the truck's positioning and the safety of personnel.Temperature: The ambient temperature should range from -25°C to +40°C. Operating outside these limits may affect both the equipment's performance and the safety of the operators.Wind Speed: Wind speeds must not exceed 12.5 m/s. High winds can destabilize the bucket and create hazardous working conditions, making it essential to monitor weather conditions before and during operation.Altitude: Operations should occur at altitudes no higher than 1,000 meters. Higher elevations can influence equipment functionality and operator safety due to decreased atmospheric pressure.Humidity: The relative humidity must not exceed 90% at 25°C. High humidity can impact both equipment and the comfort of personnel, potentially leading to safety risks.   II. Personnel ConditionsHealth and Fitness: Operators must be in good physical health and possess sound mental faculties. They should have a clear understanding of the potential hazards associated with the equipment and the operations being performed.Vision and Hearing: Operators must have good eyesight (with corrective lenses if necessary) and adequate hearing ability. These senses are crucial for safely operating the machinery and responding to environmental cues.Substance Use: Operators are strictly prohibited from consuming substances that could impair their physical or mental state, including medications, alcohol, and narcotics.   Training and Certification: Operators must undergo systematic, professional training and achieve certification to demonstrate their competence in operating the bucket truck. This training should include familiarity with the control devices and operational guidelines.Emergency Procedures: Knowledge of emergency operations is essential. Operators must be well-versed in the emergency procedures specific to the equipment to respond effectively in critical situations.   II.Additional Operational Guidelines   Vehicle Positioning: The truck should be parked on a firm and level surface, with a maximum allowable tilt of 5°. The heavier end of the vehicle must face uphill, and the vehicle should align with the slope's direction rather than being positioned sideways.Roadside Operations: When working on a roadway, the operation vehicle should be parked as close to the edge as possible, ensuring that the distance between the vehicle and the curb is no less than the extended length of the stabilizing legs.Ground Integrity: The area where the vehicle is stationed must be solid and free from voids or holes that could compromise stability.Safety Equipment: All personnel involved in the operation must wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times to mitigate the risk of injury.