About Yuchaicm
Yuchai Construction Equipment, Products & Services
In 1989, YuchaiHI became the first Chinese manufacturer to produce mini-excavators. The company exported its initial batch of Yuchai Mini-excavators to Germany in 1990. YuchaiHI has earned distinctions such as "National High-tech Enterprise" and "Key High-tech Enterprise of the National Torch Program." Their construction machinery is used across more than 30 provinces in China and has reached over 100 countries worldwide.
YuchaiHI’s primary product range includes excavators (crawler and wheeled), electric equipments (such as electric skid steer loaders, electric wheel loaders, and electric excavators), rotary drilling rigs, forestry equipments, generator sets, energy storage equipment, attachments, tools, as well as structural parts. Additionally, the company provides comprehensive whole machine and component OEM/ODM services to meet personalized customization needs. The products not only comply with international standards but also exceed them, supported by an impressive portfolio of over 400 national patents and CE certification from reputable European authorities, as well as Russian/Belarus/Kazakh CU-TR certification.
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