Recently, at the site of the oil and gas pipeline laying project in Grande Prairie, Canada, all-terrain crane XCA275U and a row of Liebherr and Manitowoc large-tonnage cranes formed a joint construction cluster. The natural gas pipeline that is meters away is placed at the designated location.

Arranged for hundreds of meters, the bright "Xugong Gold" under the sun is the most obvious signal that distinguishes this XCA275U from other cranes. After the throttle roars, dozens of cranes are operated in a unified manner.

As a major pipeline project in Western Canada, it is expected to invest 15-18 billion Canadian dollars in the next 3-5 years, which requires extremely high construction equipment.

LaPrairie, which undertook the construction, has dozens of medium and large tonnage all-terrain, rough terrain cranes and 9 outlets in western Canada. It is a very strong professional lifting company.

Facing the dual high standards and strict requirements of construction projects and professional customers, XCMG's 5-axis all-terrain crane XCA275U developed for the North American market and dozens of internationally established cranes perfectly challenged and participated in Canada’s largest project.