On August 11, a batch of Sunward SWTH4517 telehandlers completed loading and were officially dispatched to Africa. These winning-bid machines will be deeply involved in local development and construction projects, further deepening practical cooperation between China and Africa in the field of construction machinery and continuously expanding Sunward's business footprint in the African market.

The new-generation telehandlers shipped this time have undergone comprehensive upgrades, reaching international first-tier levels across five dimensions: styling design, visibility, operating comfort, safety performance, and maintenance convenience.

In terms of styling, the entire product line draws inspiration from the eagle's wing diving to build momentum, creating a "Wing of Power" machine appearance that combines a sense of strength and speed. For visibility optimization, the frame leveling outriggers adopt a swing-type structure, which simplifies the structure and reduces overall machine weight while greatly expanding the driving field of view; glass is added at the bottom of the cab door, further enhancing driving and operating safety. For the operating experience, the entire lineup upgrades to electronically controlled joysticks, significantly improving control feel and response speed; the cab is equipped with a 10.1-inch large screen, bus air conditioning, audio-visual entertainment system, and multiple types of charging ports, comprehensively optimizing the driving and riding experience. In terms of safety configuration, the equipment is equipped with a long inclination angle sensor, ACT cargo weighing system, and rear axle torque limiting system, enabling real-time monitoring of boom posture, cargo weight, and rear axle load, with multiple protections ensuring the safety of people, machines, and cargo during operation. For maintenance convenience, nine major filters for systems such as the engine, transmission, hydraulics, and air conditioning are arranged at the front, making disassembly and replacement efficient and convenient; the bus-type fuse box design effectively reduces the failure rate of the electrical system and greatly reduces the burden of after-sales operation and maintenance.