Haosheng Shines at TIN 2025 Indonesia: Heavy-Duty AGV Solutions Win Industry Recognition

June 26, 2025

Jakarta, June 2024 – Haosheng Electric Vehicles made a powerful impression at TIN 2025 Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s premier industrial trade show, where our custom heavy-duty AGV/RGV solutions attracted significant attention from key industries, including injection molding, cable manufacturing, and steel coil/structural fabrication.

Spotlight: Customized Handling for Demanding Applications

Visitors were particularly impressed by our 800T payload-capable AGV systems, designed to address critical challenges:
✔ Shape-Adaptive Solutions: Custom decks for coils, plates, and irregular loads
✔ Industry 4.0 Integration: Seamless connectivity with existing production lines
✔ Safety++ Design: Automated obstacle detection and overload protection

“One steel manufacturer immediately recognized how our 30T AGV could eliminate their long-distance crane transferring operations in their narrow workshop,” noted our Sales Director, “reducing accident risks while boosting throughput by 30%.”

20 Years of Trust, Global Impact

With 1,000+ customized projects across 150+ industries, Haosheng’s engineering expertise resonated strongly with attendees seeking reliable partners.

Learn more from our Caseshow

Next Stop: Turkey HOW-HUB EXPO Sep 18-20, 2025

We invite all Asian & European partners to experience our newest multi-AGV & RGV management system.

Exhibition: Turkey HOW-HUB EXPO 

Date: Sep 18-20, 2025

Booth No.: 61A134

Address: Istanbul Expo Center

See you there!!!

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