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Uzbekistán ha adquirido Beiben 6x6 cement trucks from China's CEEC TRUCKS, marking a strategic partnership in heavy-duty transport solutions. These specialized vehicles feature a 450HP turbocharged diesel engine compliant with Euro V emissions standards, optimized for Central Asia's extreme temperature ranges (-30°C to 50°C).

CEEC TRUCKS ' proprietary torque-converter transmission system enables 60% gradeability on unpaved terrain, critical for Uzbekistan's mountainous infrastructure projects. The trucks incorporate a pneumatic discharge system achieving 1.2MPa pressure for precise concrete placement.

This acquisition aligns with Uzbekistan's 2030 Urban Development Framework, requiring 78 new cement plants. CEEC's localized maintenance network in Tashkent and Samarkand provides 72-hour parts replacement guarantees, supported by VR-assisted troubleshooting technology. The procurement includes technology transfer agreements for localized production of suspension components, utilizing Uzbekistan's domestic steel resources.

Environmental adaptations include dust-suppression cyclones rated for PM2.5 filtration efficiency above 98%, addressing Central Asia's arid conditions. The collaboration follows China's Belt and Road Initiative parameters, with EXIM Bank financing structured through currency swap mechanisms. This transaction represents a 37% increase in China's construction machinery exports to Central Asia YTD, positioning CEEC as market leader in CIS heavy truck segments.

Primary Applications of Uzbekistan's 6x6 Bulk Cement Trucks

1. Long-Distance Cement Transportation
   Uzbekistan’s 6x6 bulk cement trucks are engineered for efficient, high-capacity transport of cement across vast distances. Their robust 6x6 drivetrain ensures stability on rugged terrains, crucial for connecting cement plants in remote regions like the Kyzylkum Desert to urban construction hubs. These vehicles minimize supply chain interruptions, supporting infrastructure projects nationwide while adhering to strict weight distribution standards.

2. Support for Large-Scale Infrastructure Development
   These trucks play a pivotal role in Uzbekistan’s ambitious infrastructure modernization initiatives, including highways, dams, and residential complexes. Equipped with pressurized tanks, they enable rapid unloading at sites such as the Tashkent Metro expansion or the New Tashkent City project. Their mobility ensures timely delivery to high-priority zones, even in challenging environments like the Fergana Valley.

3. Industrial and Agricultural Sector Utilization
   Beyond urban construction, 6x6 cement trucks serve industrial facilities and agricultural cooperatives. They deliver bulk cement for manufacturing prefabricated concrete elements or reinforcing irrigation systems in cotton-farming regions. Their versatility supports decentralized economic growth, particularly in rural areas lacking rail networks or silo storage.

4. Cross-Border Trade and Regional Connectivity
   These vehicles enhance Uzbekistan’s role as a Central Asian trade hub by transporting cement to neighboring countries like Kazakhstan and Afghanistan. Their modular design complies with international axle load regulations, facilitating exports through corridors like the Trans-Caspian route. This strengthens regional economic integration and aligns with Uzbekistan’s strategy to become a key cement exporter.

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