Traditionally, our heavy-duty transmission line stringing machines are powered by robust diesel engines. These engines are chosen for their reliability, high torque output, and ability to operate continuously in remote and demanding construction environments where grid power is unavailable.

Regarding environmentally friendly options, we are actively incorporating advancements:

• Tier-Compliant Engines: Our latest models feature diesel engines that meet stringent international emission standards (e.g., Tier 4 Final/Stage V), significantly reducing particulate matter and nitrogen oxide emissions.

• Improved Fuel Efficiency: Continuous R&D leads to more fuel-efficient hydraulic systems and engine designs, lowering fuel consumption and thus carbon footprint.

• Exploring Hybrid/Electric Options: While full-electric large-scale stringing machines are still emerging for heavy-duty, continuous outdoor work, we are researching and developing hybrid electric models or integrating electric power for ancillary functions where feasible, particularly for smaller machines or specific use cases that prioritize noise reduction and zero emissions in urban or sensitive areas.