OLAI / JINYAO catalogue

The English introduction describes design and manufacture of light construction machinery, naming concrete vibrators, external vibrators, plate compactors, power trowels, concrete cutters, rammers and rollers. Its statement that the business began producing construction machines in 1989 is a supplier history statement; it is not a confirmed registration date. [1]

1. A

   Concrete vibration

   Identify internal or external vibration, the intended placement and how power reaches the working tool. Specify the motor/drive and shaft or attachment together. The company’s vibrator offer is separate from its trowel offer.

2. B

   Surface finishing

   Choose the trowel version against access, power and the required finishing assembly. Agree blade/pan references and included consumables. Finishing equipment does not replace the concrete vibration stage.

3. C

   Cutting and ground work

   For a cutter, define the cut and blade requirement. For a compactor, rammer or roller, describe layer material and access. Compare models within the task rather than using a broad catalogue claim as proof of performance.

The published product index contains separate model references. [3] This helps route a request but does not establish current inventory or production capacity.

A Haishu government notice for the 2021 enterprise incentive programme, published 17 June 2022, lists 宁波欧来工程机械有限公司 at entry 94. [4] This is independent dated context for the Chinese OLAI name. It neither resolves JINYAO’s relationship nor establishes the current factory size or a model’s conformity.

The homepage has animated counters. Their observed values change while the page runs, so no employee or client totals are adopted here. Prefer the supplying entity’s documents and an agreed inspection scope over a counter or general export-history claim.

The official BPM100-A page identifies a power trowel and displays a 13 March 2025 release date. Its readable details do not provide a full parameter table. Related image labels distinguish BPM60-B and BPM100-C as electric types, and also identify other BPM100 versions. [2] Those labels show version distinctions; they do not define BPM100-A’s drive.

CivilEquip has not tested BPM100-A or inspected the factory. Current destination documents, inspection results and available lead time need an order-specific response. The product page provides the detailed version and accessory checklist.