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07/11/2024
The KAMAZ Transport Logistics Department's fleet has been replenished with 53 vehicles

The Transport Logistics Department of KAMAZ PTC continues to update its vehicle fleet. 53 vehicles were purchased this year.

New dumpers, tow trucks, and dropside vehicles should replace outdated models that have been operating in technological transportation for more than 12 years. When developing the technical specifications for the manufacture of the dumper body, the management of the Transport Logistics Department selected a new non-standard canopy closure system, more convenient for drivers: it reduces the time for covering bulk cargoes and makes their transportation time shorter. All vehicles are designed to transport industrial waste and incomplete vehicles.

Instead of the outdated KAMAZ-575089 dropside vehicles, which provided for a maximum load of two tiers when delivering products, heavy-duty trucks with a more spacious body were purchased.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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