On July 1, the 17th International Transport Technology and Equipment Exhibition, hosted by the Ministry of Transport, grandly opened at the Beijing National Convention Center. China Harzone showcased multiple innovative products, demonstrating the Company’s technological prowess and innovative achievements in the field of transportation emergency equipment.
The exhibition, themed “New Quality Productivity, New Momentum for Transportation”, attracted over 80 leading enterprises and institutions from the transportation sector across more than 10 countries. The event showcased the latest technological applications, equipment manufacturing, and solutions across railways, highways, water transport, civil aviation, urban transportation, and emerging transportation models. Leaders from competent authorities, representatives from domestic and international organizations, and renowned experts and scholars gathered to engage in in-depth, multi-dimensional discussions to advance global industrial cooperation, establish platforms for industry matching and investment financing, facilitate the aggregation and transformation of international high-end resources, and jointly pioneer new horizons for transportation development.
At this exhibition, China Harzone prominently displayed the 25-meter emergency mechanized bridge, Q80 motorized pontoon bridge model, 81-meter emergency mechanized bridge model, 75-meter emergency modular bridge model, prefabricated steel bridge model, and sand table model. Through videos and display panels, the Company comprehensively showcased the technical features, application scope, and typical rescue cases of its equipment. Among these, the newly developed 25-meter mechanized bridge, with its innovative bidirectional installation design, effectively addresses challenges such as narrow roads, difficult vehicle turning, and limited working space at disaster sites in mountainous areas. It has been deployed at national-level regional highway traffic emergency material reserve centers in Zhejiang, Liaoning, and other locations, adding new strength to the traffic emergency equipment technology system.
