South American Miner Praises CSME Scooptram Performance

Last winter, amidst sub-zero temperatures at our factory in northern China, two WJ-0.8 diesel Scooptrams were meticulously assembled and shipped to a rugged mining site in South America. 

Now operating at peak efficiency, these machines have transformed material handling for our client—a leading copper producer facing steep haulage gradients. "The loaders' low-speed torque handled our 28° inclines effortlessly," site manager reported, noting 20% higher productivity since deployment. 

[The first scraper: The bucket is loaded with accessories packed in wooden boxes, and two spare tires are placed on top.]

Engineering innovations drove this success:

• Power & Transmission: Yunnei engines paired with mining-spec hydraulic torque converters ensure stability during 10-hour continuous shifts, reducing gearbox stress by 40% compared to conventional models. 

• Safety-Centric Design: Pilot-controlled operation simplifies handling in narrow tunnels, while air-over-hydraulic caliper brakes prevented 3 potential rollovers during emergency stops. 

• Eco-Compliance: Integrated DOC and water filtration slashed particulate emissions below South America’s Tier 3 limits—critical for underground air quality.