Recently, Tokyo port of Japan received a batch of SANY port machinery. The first batch of three container handlers independently developed and manufactured by SANY passed the inspection and acceptance and were officially delivered to a major Japanese customer. This is also the first time that SANY's high-end port machinery has entered the Japanese market. According to its plan, SANY port machinery will appear in every port in Japan in the next three years.
Tokyo port is one of the largest ports in Japan and one of the top 100 ports in the world. With the recovery of the global economy, its throughput got a strong growth. Recently, in order to meet the continuous growth of business demand, port operators planned to purchase a number of port equipment.
It is reported that the cooperation was fully facilitated by WWB, SANY's partner. The first batch of three SDCY90K6H4 container handlers are high-end products mainly targeting overseas market, which have many advantages such as safe, reliable, efficient operation, energy saving and environmental protection, and have been applied to many famous ports around the world.
In the middle of May, after receiving customers' demands, SANY international headquarters organized its departments including regional marketing, factory R & D, production and quality assurance, completing the customized production of orders with high standards and high quality. Before delivery, WWB also organized technical personnel to the factory for quality inspection for many times to ensure product quality.
At the beginning of June, these products were shipped from SANY Zhuhai port, arrived at Tokyo port recently, and have entered the final stage of installation and commissioning. During this period, Japanese customers highly praised SANY's product performance and service response speed, and said that “SANY will also be preferred in future equipment procurement”.
According to the industry, entering the Japanese market for the first time shows that SANY products are increasingly recognized overseas, which is also a sign of the accelerated pace of internationalization of SANY.