en.Wedoany.com Reported - XCMG recently delivered nearly 30 customized sanitation vehicles to the eastern market, covering a full range of products including high-pressure cleaning trucks, washing and sweeping trucks, compression refuse trucks, and hook-lift refuse trucks.
All of these vehicles are non-standard customized products, adapted to local sanitation operation standards and climatic conditions. XCMG simultaneously provides a one-stop service solution, encompassing full-process driver training and assessment, exclusive charging station site planning, and on-site after-sales support. This comprehensive package of customized equipment and full-lifecycle services supports local waste sorting, transportation, and deep road cleaning operations.
As local policies continue to advance requirements for improving household waste sorting quality, transitioning sanitation equipment to new energy sources, and ensuring sealed transportation to prevent spillage, sanitation equipment faces higher standards in terms of sealing, corrosion resistance, and operational safety. XCMG's technical team has conducted targeted development around practical pain points such as low-temperature freeze protection, waste leakage prevention, corrosion resistance, and dust suppression and odor control. This ensures the vehicle's overall performance is highly aligned with policy requirements, making it suitable for various scenarios including urban and rural road cleaning, sealed waste transfer, and operations in corrosive environments.
According to user feedback, these sanitation vehicles feature strong sealing, no leakage, corrosion resistance, and easy operation. They maintain stable and efficient performance when handling complex conditions such as fallen leaves, oil stains, and corrosive waste, effectively reducing operation and maintenance costs. Whether on main urban roads or in township streets and alleys, the vehicles can efficiently complete their tasks.
On the service front, XCMG implements a standardized training and certification assessment model. Senior service engineers provide on-site instruction, offering comprehensive training on customized vehicle models covering theoretical knowledge, practical operation, daily maintenance, and fault diagnosis. Drivers must sequentially complete both theoretical and practical assessments. Only after passing all assessments and obtaining operational qualifications can they independently operate the vehicles; those who fail must retrain and retake the exams. For charging facilities, the technical team surveys station sites in advance to develop exclusive plans for charging pile layout, power supply adaptation, and vehicle parking and movement routes, ensuring safe and efficient recharging.
XCMG has built a full-lifecycle service system covering pre-sales, in-sales, and after-sales stages, providing one-stop support including rapid on-site repair, regular maintenance, operational training, TCO service contracts, and spare parts assurance. This ensures vehicle availability and service life while helping customers control operational costs. Additionally, leveraging its aftermarket ecosystem, XCMG also offers services such as equipment leasing, free used equipment value assessment, and trade-in programs, supporting sanitation operations from cost management to residual value upgrades.
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