XCMG offers heavy duty soil compactor

XCMG has developed a powerful, heavyweight soil compactor in the shape of its XS302. This 30tonne machine offers a static linear load of 845N/cm and an excitation force of 510kN. According to the firm, the machine offers class leading reliability and durability for minimum downtime on-site, as well as an ergonomic cab design with good all-round visibility. A large LED screen in the cab provides comprehensive information about operating parameters and also provides diagnostics data. Performance is maximised
November 30, 2012 Read time: 1 min
2490 XCMG has developed a powerful, heavyweight soil compactor in the shape of its XS302. This 30tonne machine offers a static linear load of 845N/cm and an excitation force of 510kN. According to the firm, the machine offers class leading reliability and durability for minimum downtime on-site, as well as an ergonomic cab design with good all-round visibility. A large LED screen in the cab provides comprehensive information about operating parameters and also provides diagnostics data. Performance is maximised due to the use of an anti-skid system that prevents loss of traction when the machine operates on slippery surfaces. The drum delivers high vibration effect due to its powerful excitor system and the machine is said to be suited to use on large scale projects such as airport runway construction due to its large size and productivity.

%$Linker: 2 Asset <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary /> 2 49772 0 oLinkExternal www.xcmg.com www.xcmg.com false /EasySiteWeb/GatewayLink.aspx?alId=49772 true false%>

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Novel access machine drive units available from Bonfiglioli
    January 6, 2017
    Bonfiglioli is now offering new electrical traction solutions for aerial platforms. These now offer electrical drive capabilities for telescopic boom, articulated boom, vertical and scissor type lifts. The firm says these drives are highly energy-efficient electric traction solutions for aerial platforms, which integrate motor and gearbox. This allows customers to benefit from electric traction technology as installation is easy and flexible due to compact component dimensions, while maintenance and repair
    Read More
  • Novel access machine drive units available from Bonfiglioli
    March 8, 2013
    Bonfiglioli is now offering new electrical traction solutions for aerial platforms. These now offer electrical drive capabilities for telescopic boom, articulated boom, vertical and scissor type lifts. The firm says these drives are highly energy-efficient electric traction solutions for aerial platforms, which integrate motor and gearbox. This allows customers to benefit from electric traction technology as installation is easy and flexible due to compact component dimensions, while maintenance and repair
    Read More
  • TESMEC Group’s multi-purpose solutions
    April 9, 2013
    The design and production of high powered tracked trenchers for linear excavation and bulk excavation and surface mining is one of many areas of expertise associated with the TESMEC Group. TESMEC also designs and manufactures machines and integrated systems for the stringing and maintenance of power lines; integrated solutions for the efficiency, the management and the monitoring of power grids; machines for the stringing, maintenance and diagnostic of railway power lines; and the design and production of G
    Read More
  • Arja Group offers range of new crushers
    January 6, 2017
    The Arja Group is broadening its range of crushing and screening equipment with its latest generation of impact crushers. The new series TAURO 10 PE models join the range, along with the durable MA 0806 jaw crushers and HN 36-3 screens. The new impact crushers are designed to work with highly abrasive materials and can also be used for soft materials. The firm claims that these impact crushers offer benefits over cone crushers in terms of material shape and reduced fines. The new TAURO 10 PE features advanc
    Read More

Highlighted Content