The exported parts are specially customized for the climate and road conditions of Madagascar, covering three core categories: the hydraulic system of the boom, key components of the winch, and the brake maintenance kit. They are precisely adapted to the mainstream Foton light truck type and XCMG QZF1630AS79 type clearance vehicles in the local market. Among them, the hydraulic system of the boom uses 16Mn alloy steel cylinders, which have passed SGS testing and have a salt spray corrosion resistance of 720 hours, capable of coping with the high-temperature and high-humidity environment in the region; the 150kN winch cable has an increased tensile strength of 20% compared to the national standard, capable of meeting the heavy rescue needs for damaged roads during the rainy season; the brake maintenance kit uses ceramic friction materials, with a 40% improvement in high-temperature performance, perfectly matching the usage scenarios of the local ASK model.

To ensure delivery time, the goods were shipped from Ningbo Port, relying on the "general container + expedited customs clearance" model. After 52 days of sea transportation, they arrived at Tamatave Port in Madagascar. With the "green channel" of China-Madagascar customs, they achieved a 26-hour rapid clearance, reducing the delivery time by 22 days compared to traditional logistics. At the same time, the company equipped with French language technical manuals and video tutorials, providing emergency maintenance guidance, addressing the pain point of slow repair response in the African market.

These parts are mainly supplied to the Madagascar National Road Administration for the upgrading of 23 clearance vehicles and the reserve of spare parts for 15 road rescue stations. "With the deepening of China-Africa 'Belt and Road' road infrastructure cooperation, the 'high compatibility + high cost-effectiveness' advantages of Chinese clearance vehicle parts in Africa will become more prominent." This is the transformation of Foshan Xinglong Auto Parts Technology Co., Ltd. into an overseas market player.