We have supplied Assembly Lines for more than 32 years. 

The bus assembly line is a complex manufacturing system involving multiple key processes and automated equipment for efficient production and quality control. Here are the processes and features of a bus assembly line:

1. **Chassis Assembly**: The chassis is placed on the assembly line first, where the powertrain, transmission system, and suspension system are assembled.

2. **Body Assembly**: The painted body is combined with the chassis, and the body is secured and aligned.

3. **Interior Assembly**: Seats, handrails, air conditioning systems, information display systems, and other internal facilities are installed.

4. **Electrical System Assembly**: Wiring, cables, control panels, lighting systems, and other electrical components are assembled.

5. **Braking System Assembly**: The braking system, including brakes and brake lines, is installed.

6. **Powertrain Assembly**: Core components of the power system such as the engine and transmission are installed.

7. **Wheel and Tire Assembly**: Wheels and tires are installed and balanced and aligned.

8. **Final Inspection and Testing**: After all assembly is completed, static and dynamic tests are conducted to ensure all systems are functioning properly.

9. **Quality Inspection**: A comprehensive quality inspection is performed, including checks on appearance, performance, and safety.

10. **Pre-delivery Preparation**: Final cleaning, adjustments, and preparations are made to ensure the vehicle meets delivery standards.

Automated assembly line equipment increases production efficiency and consistency in bus manufacturing, reduces labor costs, and improves product quality and production safety through precise control of the production process. With technological advancements, future bus assembly lines may become more intelligent, achieving a higher degree of automation and customized production.