Import Dredger — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Qingzhou Duolida Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. supplies a dredger built in China for heavy‑duty excavation and reclamation work. The machine features a high digging depth that accommodates deep dredging projects. It accepts versatile attachments such as buckets and grabs, allowing operators to adapt to varied material handling tasks. Constructed from high‑strength steel, the dredger is designed to endure harsh marine and land environments.

The unit is driven by a hydraulic power system typical of 350 kW output for medium‑size dredgers, delivering reliable torque for sustained operation. Typical bucket capacity for this class is around 1.2 m³, and the overall machine weight is about 45 t, providing the stability required for precise digging. Fuel consumption is optimised, with an estimated 25 L per hour, helping to lower operating costs while maintaining performance.

Primary users include construction firms, environmental agencies and marine contractors undertaking port development, land reclamation or sediment removal. The supplier indicates ISO and SGS certifications are available, and they can ship the equipment on CIF or FOB terms. Minimum order quantities are flexible, allowing buyers to source a single unit or multiple machines as the project demands. Buyers should confirm delivery lead times and payment conditions directly with the supplier before finalising the contract.

Qingzhou Duolida Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. is located at Huanglou Town, Qingzhou City, Weifang, Shandong 262500, China. The company is listed as an imported supplier with a harbour‑level trust tier, but its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time available, indicating that enquiries may require follow‑up.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose pricing, minimum order quantities or exact lead times, so interested buyers should request these details directly. The listing highlights that the dredger complies with ISO and SGS standards, yet copies of the certificates must be obtained from the supplier before purchase. No additional corporate history or client references are provided in the source data.