On October 18th, 2011, BICES 2011, the annual event for the construction machinery industry in the Asia-Pacific region, opened the 11th China (Beijing) International Engineering Machinery, Building Materials Machinery and Mining Machinery Exhibition and Technology Exchange Conference in Beijing Jiuhua International Convention and Exhibition Center. Semi Trailer,Box Semi Trailer,Semi Tractor Trailer,Container Semi Trailer Guangzhou Maowo Machinery Technology Co., Ltd , https://www.maowogroup.com
The exhibition attracted more than 1200 exhibitors from home and abroad to compete in the same stage with emerging industry giants. It brought together tens of thousands of industry customers from all over the world to visit the exhibition and bring new developments to the world's construction machinery industry. Opportunity.
Sany Heavy Industry brought 35 new products of its five categories to the 11th China (Beijing) International Engineering Machinery Exhibition. The new celebrity products such as the largest exhibition area of ​​6,300 square meters, the world's longest boom pump truck, the Transformer concept excavator, and the king of the rig SR360II attracted eye-catching attention. 
BICES 2011 has an exhibition area of ​​200,000 square meters, which is more than 25% higher than last year. It is BICES's history of exhibiting the largest number of companies, covering the most comprehensive and largest scale of products, gathering earthmoving machinery, aerial working machinery, mining vehicles, The latest concept designs and products in the industries such as commercial vehicles and special vehicles. 
At BICES 2011, Sany Heavy Industry displayed a concrete mixing concept car, which was very special in construction machinery with giant arm lift and strange hand. 
The concept mixer was improved on the basis of Sany’s old self-made chassis. It was even more avant-garde in driving the exterior, adding a large number of decorative plates, and having European heavy truck style, it can be seen that it borrowed from the most advanced Mercedes in Europe and Scania heavy truck design elements. 