Wheel Loader

We manufacture the Construction 1.7m3 Wheel Loaders as part of our Construction Machinery and Equipments range, for single-unit and bulk supply. Key figures for this model include a rated capacity of 1, a 92 kW motor, a machine weight of 10500 kg and overall dimensions of 7110 x 2500 x 3100mm. Full technical detail is set out in the specification below. Listed under Wheel Loader. It is supplied as a single unit or in bulk container loads, built to the electrical supply of the destination and released with the export documentation the shipment needs to clear customs. Tell us the throughput you require and where it is going, and we will quote delivered with a lead time in writing.

At 12 tonnes with a 6.5 m³ bucket this is the largest loader in the range, specified for mine and large quarry duty where it loads rigid haul trucks or feeds a primary crusher directly. Machines at this size are bought against a haul cycle. The bucket is sized so that a set number of passes fills the truck being loaded without a part pass at the end, because a part pass wastes a full cycle. That calculation depends on the truck, the material density and the site, which is why the bucket is specified rather than fixed. The machine is built to the buyer's own schedule and quoted against a tender annexure where one is issued.

The Construction 12 Ton Wheel Loaders sits in our Construction Machinery and Equipments range and is built to order for export. This model is specified with a 418 kW motor and a machine weight of 50000 kg. Full technical detail is set out in the specification below. Listed under Wheel Loader. It ships as a single unit or as part of a larger consignment, built to the destination's electrical specification and released with complete export documentation. Send your required capacity and destination port for a specification, a delivered price and a lead time.

This is the 3 tonne wheel loader with a 1.7 m³ bucket. That pairing is set for general purpose material of moderate density: sand, soil, gravel and general site fill. Heavier material would need a smaller bucket on the same machine to stay within the tipping load, and lighter material such as grain or wood chip can carry a larger one. The rest of the machine is configured at order. Tyres are matched to the surface, the coupler to the attachments you intend to run, and the cab and emission standard to the destination. Where a tender defines its own schedule, we quote and manufacture against it.

A 3 tonne wheel loader is the smallest class that still does real production work. It suits yard loading, feeding small batching plants, agricultural and grain handling, and site work where a larger loader cannot turn or would damage the surface. Bucket capacity is the specification that decides everything else on a loader, and it follows from the material density rather than the machine size: a bucket sized for sand will be too heavy when filled with wet aggregate. That is why bucket type and capacity are set at order rather than fixed. We build to the buyer's requirement, including against a tender's own technical schedule.

The 4 tonne loader offered with a 2 to 2.4 m³ bucket range. Supplying the size as a range rather than a single figure is deliberate: the correct bucket depends on what the machine will actually carry, and on a loader the limit is tipping load, not bucket volume. A 2.4 m³ bucket filled with light material works well; the same bucket filled with wet aggregate puts the machine over its safe load and slows every cycle as the operator compensates. The bucket is therefore matched to the density of the material at order. Configuration is built to the buyer's specification, including against a tender's own annexure.

The 4 tonne wheel loader is the general contracting size: big enough to feed a concrete batching plant or load a tipper efficiently, small enough to work inside a yard and move between sites without special transport. Loaders in this class spend most of their life on one repetitive cycle, so the specification that matters is the one that shortens it. Bucket size, dump height against the truck or hopper being loaded, and tyre choice for the surface all decide cycle time far more than engine power does. Build is to the buyer's own requirement, including against a tender annexure where one is issued.

Construction 5 Ton 3m3 BUCKET Wheel Loader

This is the 6 tonne wheel loader with a 3.3 m³ bucket, a pairing set for aggregate and quarry material of normal density. It is sized so a full bucket stays within the machine's safe tipping load in typical crushed stone rather than only in light material. Where the machine will work in wet or unusually dense material, a smaller bucket keeps cycle times shorter and the machine stable; where it handles light material such as wood chip or coal, a larger one is more productive. The bucket is set against the material at order. Manufacture is to the buyer's specification, including a tender's own annexure.

The 6 tonne wheel loader is a quarry and bulk handling machine. It is specified where the loader is a production unit in its own right rather than a support machine, typically feeding a crusher, loading haul trucks or moving aggregate at volume. At this size the specification questions change. Tipping load, breakout force and cycle time against a fixed truck height decide whether the machine meets the production figure a contract is written around, and those follow from bucket and counterweight choice. Build is to the buyer's requirement, including against a tender schedule where one is issued.

A 4 tonne wheel loader supplied in the configuration the buyer specifies. This is the most widely used size in the range because it covers batching plant feed, truck loading, stockpile work and general site handling without being oversized for any of them. The build is settled before manufacture: bucket, tyres, coupler, cab and compliance are all matched to the work and the destination. Send the specification or the tender schedule and we manufacture to it rather than offering the closest standard machine.

5 ton wheel loaders — a wheeled loading shovel in the 5 tonne class for loading trucks, stockpile handling, quarry and aggregate work and general site duty.

Loader sizing is governed by what it loads into. Bucket capacity should fill the haul truck in a sensible number of passes, usually three to five, and a loader too small for the trucks becomes the bottleneck for the whole operation. Tyre specification matters more than buyers expect, since quarry work destroys standard tyres. Quick couplers widen the machine's usefulness considerably. Contact EMC Machines Manufactures with your material density and truck capacity for a recommendation.