Showcase Heavy-Duty AGV at Turkey HOW-HUB Expo

HENSEN at Turkey HOW-HUB Expo 2025 | Showcasing the Power of Heavy-Duty AGV

October 14, 2025

Three Days, Countless Opportunities — A Powerful Debut for HENSEN’s Heavy-Duty AGV Solutions

The three-day HOW-Hub of Warehouse Expo in Istanbul, Turkey, has successfully concluded, but the excitement around HENSEN’s heavy-duty AGVs continues to grow.
From September 18 to 20, 2025, Hangzhou Hensen Technology Co., Ltd. (a subsidiary of Hangzhou Haosheng Electric Vehicles Co., Ltd.) participated in the exhibition, drawing widespread attention from global visitors with its advanced automated guided vehicle (AGV) solutions designed for industrial and in-plant logistics.

This marks another solid step for Chinese manufacturing technology going global, showcasing the strength of intelligent automation in heavy-duty handling.

A World-Class Platform for Logistics Innovation

The HOW-Hub of Warehouse Expo, organized by Hannover Fairs Turkey, is a sister event of the globally renowned CeMAT exhibition.
Leveraging Turkey’s strategic geographical position as a bridge between Europe and Asia, the show focuses on material handling, logistics automation, supply chain management, and warehousing technology.
Exhibits cover the full logistics ecosystem — from handling vehicles, racking systems, packaging equipment, automation software, to Industry 4.0 and digital transformation solutions.

HENSEN: Focused on Practical, Customized Heavy-Duty Handling Solutions

As the international brand of Housheng Group, HENSEN has always adhered to the core principle of “solving real problems for customers.”
With more than 1,000 successful automation projects across 150 industries, HENSEN provides customized heavy-duty in-plant handling solutions—especially in the fields of AGV and RGV automation.

The product portfolio covers a diverse range of models, including:

Top-Lifting AGVs
Latent Lift AGVs
Scissor-Lift AGVs
Roller Conveyor AGVs
Chain Conveyor AGVs
Box Enclosed-Type AGVs
Multi-Vehicle Synchronized Transport Systems

Each unit can be customized to match the shape, weight, and handling requirements of specific workpieces, such as wind turbine components, precast concrete panels, or energy storage modules.

Highlights that Captured Global Attention

Once displayed, HENSEN’s products immediately attracted widespread interest.
Visitors were impressed by features such as:

Lithium battery power system
Driverless operation
Automatic charging capability
Manual–automatic hybrid control
Payload capacity up to 800 tons

Combined with real-world success stories across various industries, these innovations became a focal point of discussion.

One visitor from the agricultural machinery sector shared: “For years, we’ve struggled with high fuel consumption, labor costs, and environmental issues caused by diesel trucks. We’ve looked for an alternative but never found a suitable one. HENSEN’s heavy-duty AGV gives us a real chance to automate our production line — and the engineering experience is exactly what we need.
Most AGVs we’ve seen are designed for light industries, lacking sufficient payload capacity and customization options. HENSEN’s solutions are truly made for industrial-grade logistics.”

From China to the World — Engineering Trust Through Innovation

Providing customers with practical, feasible, and safe heavy-duty handling solutions has been the mission of HENSEN & HAOSHENG for over two decades.
We are deeply grateful for the trust and support of our global partners. Moving forward, HENSEN will continue to drive technological innovation, delivering smarter and more efficient logistics automation solutions for industries worldwide.

👉 Whether you’re upgrading your production line, optimizing factory logistics, or seeking customized AGV/RGV systems, HENSEN is your trusted partner for intelligent industrial mobility.

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