XCMG Road Construction Equipment Export

A new batch of 3 units XCMG road rollers is ready for shipment to Ethiopia, marking another successful delivery of XCMG construction machinery to the African market. This shipment further demonstrates the strong global presence of XCMG road construction equipment and our company’s consistent capability in providing high-quality machinery for international infrastructure projects.

These XCMG road rollers are designed for high compaction efficiency, reliable performance, and ease of operation, making them ideal for road construction, airport projects, and urban infrastructure works. Equipped with powerful engines and advanced hydraulic vibration systems, they ensure smooth and uniform compaction across asphalt and granular materials, delivering high-quality pavement results.

Each XCMG road roller undergoes a strict production and inspection process to ensure long service life and consistent performance under diverse working conditions. The robust frame, ergonomic driver’s cabin, and efficient hydraulic system enhance both operator comfort and working efficiency.

Before shipment, our technical and logistics teams conducted comprehensive testing and packing to guarantee the machines’ safety, stability, and readiness for operation upon arrival. The units will soon be shipped by sea and deployed in major road and bridge construction projects in Ethiopia, supporting local infrastructure development and transportation improvement.

As a leading China road roller manufacturer and construction machinery exporter, our company has established long-term partnerships across Africa, including Ethiopia, Nigeria, Kenya, and Tanzania. With reliable product performance, competitive pricing, and dedicated after-sales support, we continue to provide XCMG road rollers and compaction equipment trusted by contractors worldwide.

Through continuous innovation and a commitment to excellence, we aim to deliver more high-performance, durable, and cost-effective XCMG road construction machines to meet the growing demand for infrastructure development in Africa and beyond.