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Division 01

Construction & Heavy Equipment, Imported to Syria

Contracting firms, site owners and equipment rental yards. The fear is a machine that arrives underspecified or non-conforming — because on a live site, the downtime costs more than the machine did.

We quote lead times in writing, and we tell you the day they change. The specification you sign is the specification we buy against, and the inspection that proves it reaches you before the container is sealed.

Heavy and site equipment sourced against your written specification, inspected before it leaves the factory, and delivered with the operating documentation and parts list your site engineer will actually need.

A digital caliper measuring the width of a steel beam on a workshop bench, a technician's hand steadying it in low light.

A line-by-line comparison of the machine against the sheet you signed — model, engine rating, hydraulic capacity, attachments, standards. Sent before shipment, kept on file afterwards.

01

Earthmoving

  • Excavators, tracked and wheeled
  • Wheel loaders and backhoe loaders
  • Bulldozers and motor graders
  • Skid steer loaders and attachments
  • Rock breakers and hydraulic hammers
02

Road and compaction

  • Single and double drum rollers
  • Pneumatic tyre rollers and plate compactors
  • Asphalt pavers
  • Cold milling machines
  • Bitumen and water tankers
03

Concrete and lifting

  • Concrete batching plants
  • Transit mixers and boom pumps
  • Tower cranes and mobile cranes
  • Telehandlers and material hoists
  • Formwork and scaffolding systems
04

Site support

  • Site generator sets and distribution boards
  • Air compressors and dewatering pumps
  • Welding plant
  • Wear parts, filters and consumables
Close view of a dark checker-plate steel sheet, its diamond ribs catching light against a near-black ground.
01Specification match checklist
A line-by-line comparison of the machine against the sheet you signed — model, engine rating, hydraulic capacity, attachments, standards. Sent before shipment, kept on file afterwards.
02Pre-shipment inspection report
Photographed, dated, and taken at the factory. If something does not match, it is cheaper to argue about it there than at the port.
03Parts list with part numbers
The parts list ships with the machine, not on request three months later. It tells your workshop what to hold and what to order, with the numbers to order it by.