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On September 15, heavy‑duty trucks loaded with emergency fire‑fighting water tanks departed from the premises of Hubei Jinlong New Materials Co., Ltd. The cargo will be shipped from ports in Guangdong and Shandong to Jakarta, Indonesia, for direct delivery to front‑line volcano disaster‑relief sites. Batches of "Jinlong‑manufactured" emergency equipment are crossing the equator to support affected communities.
Volcanic activity has intensified across multiple regions in Indonesia recently, prompting local authorities to activate emergency response protocols. The disaster zones are in urgent need of large‑volume fire‑safety supplies. Hubei Jinlong received an urgent assistance request from Indonesia for more than 80 containers of emergency fire‑fighting water tanks, together with 5,000 rolls of fire hoses. Worth tens of millions of RMB in total, the order required expedited delivery to support on‑site rescue operations.
"Disaster relief comes first," remarked Peng Rui, Vice‑President of Jinlong New Materials. Upon receiving the request, Hubei Jinlong immediately activated its priority production protocol for critical emergency orders with full‑chain coordination across the enterprise. Production teams swiftly rescheduled manufacturing plans to prioritize disaster‑relief lines and operated at full capacity. Supply‑chain and logistics teams opened up dedicated cross‑border shipping channels, working seamlessly with port authorities and freight forwarders to cut lead times at every stage.
Following round‑the‑clock manufacturing, the first batch of supplies set sail on September 5. To accelerate delivery to disaster‑stricken areas, daily shipment capacity was ramped up from 2 containers to 5 containers. Striving for tight deadlines without compromising product quality, the company targets full delivery of all 80‑plus containers by September 20. Large‑scale cross‑border fulfilment was completed within merely over ten days after order confirmation. This robust end‑to‑end responsiveness and reliable product quality have won high recognition from Indonesian on‑site inspectors.
Solid product performance underpins on‑site rescue support. The emergency fire‑fighting water tanks dispatched to Indonesia adopt high‑strength base fabrics with special composite coatings, delivering outstanding tear resistance, abrasion resistance and impermeability. Featuring rapid‑deployment capability, these tanks can quickly establish emergency fire‑fighting water sources amid harsh disaster conditions. Paired with 5,000 supporting fire hoses, they form an integrated water‑storage‑and‑conveyance fire‑safety solution that enables closed‑loop water supply for fire‑ground rescue.
With years of industry focus, Hubei Jinlong has built a full‑portfolio product lineup covering emergency tarpaulins, rescue tents, flexible fire‑fighting water‑storage facilities and specialized water‑supply pipelines. Its products are exported to numerous countries worldwide, earning solid reputation in the global market for emergency new‑material equipment.
As a benchmark emergency‑new‑material enterprise based in Suizhou, Jinlong leverages its in‑house research institute together with local testing platforms to drive continuous technical upgrades. It advances the standardization, serialization and internationalization of emergency equipment, contributing to Suizhou's development as a top‑tier national base for emergency‑response hardware.
This ten‑day mission to deliver over 80 containers of relief supplies - scaling daily shipments from 2 to 5 containers - represents far more than logistics statistics. It exemplifies how Chinese flexible textile‑material manufacturers root themselves domestically while shouldering global responsibilities for international disaster relief. Company officials state that Jinlong will keep investing in emergency new‑material innovation, improving product performance and end‑to‑end service capability to deliver dependable solutions for future emergency‑relief missions.
