On April 10, 2024, Macroad’s ALT120 stationary asphalt drum mix plant was officially put into operation at a municipal project site in central Guatemala, taking on the task of paving rural roads and repairing municipal roads in the region. The project is led by a local medium-sized road contractor, with the goal of completing a total of 40 kilometers of road paving and daily road patch repair tasks within two years.
The customer’s core demands are clear: cost-effective, simple to operate, long-term use, and stable operation of the asphalt drum mixing plant. As the core production base during the project, with the support of flexible production capacity and low operation and maintenance costs, it helps the project proceed smoothly.
Of course, project implementation is never a simple process. When the customer first came into contact with Macroad equipment, he also had his own concerns and considerations:
In the selection of multiple equipment brands, the customer prefers solutions with low technical barriers, intuitive operation, and controllable investment, and the Macroad ALT120 drum asphalt mixing plant came into view at this time.
Doubts cannot be avoided, and trust must be won through action. The Macroad service team responded to the customer’s concerns with practical solutions:
Through multiple rounds of video conferences and project evaluations, we have identified the following customer needs and recommended ALT120 as the main equipment:
Although Macroad does not have a fixed service center in the local area, we arranged for senior engineers to be stationed on site for three weeks to guide installation, commissioning and training throughout the process.
From the successful discharge of the first batch of materials to the stable operation for 14 months, Macroad ALT120 asphalt drum mixing plant has not only withstood the test of the on-site environment, but also won high recognition from customers with its strength.
The project leader commented: “Although Macroad’s equipment is the first cooperation, its stability and simple operation design have enabled us to achieve a transition from uncertainty to trust.”
The implementation of Macroad ALT120 drum-mix asphalt mixing plant in Guatemala is not only a successful equipment delivery, but also a precise solution practice for local needs. In the absence of a service center, relying on on-site engineers + remote service support, we not only helped customers overcome technical and trust barriers, but also brought real value to customers with the stable performance and efficient production capacity of the equipment. This cooperation has also laid a solid reputation foundation for Macroad’s further expansion in the Central American market.