50 Sets of TS Series Telescopic Boom Cranes Heading to Indonesia: A Major Milestone in Infrastructure Support
We are proud to announce a significant achievement in our global expansion: a valued customer from Indonesia has officially placed an order for 50 sets of our high-performance telescopic boom cranes. This massive order consists primarily of our flagship TS series, including the versatile 10-ton and 12-ton models, specifically designed to meet the rigorous demands of Southeast Asian infrastructure development.
Meeting Indonesia’s Growing Infrastructure Needs As Indonesia continues to accelerate its utility and construction projects—ranging from power grid maintenance in Jakarta to logistics hubs in Surabaya—the demand for reliable lifting equipment has never been higher. The TS series telescopic cranes were selected for this 50-set order due to their exceptional durability, precision hydraulic systems, and 5-section boom configuration, which offers the necessary reach for complex urban environments.
Why the TS Series?
The Indonesian client conducted extensive evaluations, focusing on Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and operational safety. Key features that secured this partnership include:
- High-Tensile Hexagonal Booms: Providing maximum structural integrity for heavy lifting.
- Chassis Versatility: Seamless integration with local heavy-duty truck brands.
- Tropical Climate Adaptation: Engineered to perform consistently in high-humidity and high-temperature environments.
Commitment to the Southeast Asian Market “This 50-set order is a testament to the trust our international partners place in our engineering excellence,” said our Export Director. “Indonesia is a strategic market for us, and we are committed to providing not just equipment, but a complete lifting solution supported by standardized spare parts and dedicated after-sales service.”
The cranes are currently undergoing final quality inspections and will be shipped in batches to ensure timely deployment at the client’s various project sites across the Indonesian archipelago.
