Beiben trucks are mainly used in the African market for the following purposes due to their high cost-effectiveness, durability and ability to adapt to complex road conditions.

1. Cargo transportation:

Beiben trucks are widely used in Africa for large infrastructure projects such as roads, railways, ports, and mines, and are responsible for the transportation of earthwork, sand, gravel, steel and other construction materials. Beiben trucks can be seen everywhere on roads, highways and dirt roads in Africa, transporting goods between cities, towns and villages.

2. Construction and mining:

In Africa, Beiben trucks are often used in the construction and mining industries. Dump trucks are suitable for transporting slag and ore in rugged terrain due to their sturdy chassis, and are commonly seen on construction sites and mining areas. Their sturdy structure and high load capacity make them ideal for transporting materials such as sand, gravel, rock and ore in construction sites, quarries and mines. In countries rich in resources such as coal, copper and iron ore (such as South Africa, Zambia and Congo), Beiben heavy trucks are used for short or medium- and long-distance ore transportation in mining areas.Some vehicles are converted into wide-body dump trucks for mining, which are suitable for high-intensity operations, so as to achieve the ideal operating state of consumers.

3. Agriculture and forestry:

Beiben trucks play a vital role in supporting the agriculture and forestry sectors in Africa. Farmers use these trucks to transport crops, livestock, fertilizers and equipment to markets, processing plants and storage facilities. In the forestry sector, Beiben trucks are used to transport timber, logs and other forest products from remote forests to sawmills, paper mills and export terminals. In agricultural countries (such as Kenya and Nigeria), they are used to transport crops such as grain and cotton. Water tankers are modified for drinking water or fuel distribution to solve supply problems in remote areas.

4. Military and peacekeeping purposes:

Beiben's military background has led to some of its models being purchased by African countries' armies or UN peacekeeping forces for the transportation of supplies, personnel or weapons.