Wheel Loader Lw300k 3t Mini

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Supply Capability:: 1500 PCS/month

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Product Details

Basic Info.

Model NO.:LW300K

Type:Small Loader

Walking Mode:Wheeled

Load and Unload Method:Front Discharge

Certification:ISO9001: 2000

Condition:New

Export Markets:South America, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, Mid East, Eastern Asia

Additional Info.

Trademark:SLCM

Packing:Nude

Standard:CCC

Origin:Shandong, China

HS Code:84295100

Production Capacity:800 Units/ Month

Product Description

With the two breakthroughs of driving medium and covering part, the machine is ahead of other product of the same kind essentially. The machine is especially adapted to the working conditions of aggregate, earthmoving, coal. The shoveling work efficiency ranks top in the industy.

The performance, efficiency, structural strength, service life, daily maintenance and operation condition are upgraded all round.
All series products adopt superstrong structure, especially for the heavyload work condition.
LW300K features the super large operation weight, long machine body, and strong strength and high efficiency, leading in the industry.

Item	Parameter	Unit
Rated load	3.0	t
Bucket capacity	1.8	m 3
Dumping height	2930	mm
Dumping distance	1000	mm
Max.drawing force	≥120	kN
Max. traction	≥90	kN
Dimension (L × W × H)	7250×2580×3290	mm
Operating weight	10.6	t
Boom lifting time	5.68	s
Total time of three devices	10.3	s
Wheelbase	2900	mm
Min. turning radius (bucket outer)	6067	mm
Rated power	92	kW
Long boom parameter
Bucket capacity	1.5/1.8	m 3
Rated load	2.7/2.7	t
Dimension (Length × Width × Height )	7540×2580×3290 7640×2580×3290	mm
Dumping height	3290/3225	mm
Dumping distance	1092/1172	mm
Operating weight	10.6/10.8	t
Attachment parameter-grasping grass
Dumping height	3043	mm
Dumping distance	2036	mm
Clamp body width	2200	mm
Max. opening	2800	mm
Attachment parameter-clamp( III )
Dumping height	2784	mm
Dumping distance	1134	mm
Min. circle diameter	590	mm
Max. opening	1700	mm
Attachment parameter- side dumping
Bucket width	2650	mm
Dimension	7414×2650×3290	mm
Dumping height (straight/side) dumping	2813/3623	mm
Dumping distance (straight/side) dumping	1104/183	mm
Lifting height (straight/side) dumping	5120/6052	mm
Attachment parameter- Sliding fork
Fork folding angle	20	°
Attachment length	1575	mm
Attachment width	1980	mm
Attachment height	1200	mm
Fork teeth length	1050	mm

Wheel Loader Lw300k 3t Mini

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