Ethiopian Customers Visit HENGDE to Review Block Production Equipment
On 20 October 2026, customers from Ethiopia visited Guangzhou HENGDE to review equipment for a brick and block production project. Their visit included product discussions in the meeting room, a workshop tour, a closer look at cutting equipment and viewing packaged block products.

Starting with products and production-line information
In the meeting room, the visitors and HENGDE team reviewed product information, production-line diagrams and equipment footage. These materials provided a starting point for discussing the equipment and the products the customers want to make.
The conversation continued alongside the displayed project and equipment images, before the group moved into the workshop.
Reviewing cutting equipment in the workshop
During the workshop visit, the customers viewed the equipment layout and stopped beside the cutting machinery for an on-site explanation. The recorded visit shows the group looking at the machines and discussing them with the HENGDE team.
Seeing equipment in person offers a different reference from a diagram or video. It lets visitors relate the machinery and workshop arrangement to the equipment information discussed earlier.
Connecting equipment discussions with block products
The visitors also looked at packaged block products in the workshop. This brought the discussion back to the finished product alongside the equipment used in production.
For a block production project, sharing the intended product dimensions, available raw materials and site information helps focus the equipment discussion. Specific configurations and quotations are prepared for the individual project.
Explore HENGDE’s block production equipment and raw material assessment service, or contact the HENGDE team to arrange a factory visit. Please confirm the visit time, route and available equipment in advance.
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Confirm the reviewed product and project inputs
Use the visit findings to confirm the product, raw materials, target output and next engineering review.
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