Can One Scooptram Master All Mining Methods?​​

In underground mining, no two methods are identical—but the WJD-1.0 Electric Scooptram adapts seamlessly. 

With its compact design (6.09×1.38×2.02m) and agile steering (inner turning radius: 2.54m), this 7.2-ton powerhouse navigates confined stopes in room-and-pillar mining, extracting ore from tight corners while minimizing pillar damage. Operators report 40% faster cycle times compared to rail-bound loaders in such fragmented zones.

[A one cubic meter electric loader is operating on site]

When handling sublevel caving, the 45kW electric motor delivers instant torque to climb 20° inclines at 0-8km/h—critical for rapid muck clearing after blasts. The hydraulic-controlled cable sync system ensures uninterrupted operation even during frequent direction changes. 

For cut-and-fill operations, the low-profile height (2.02m) and V-design bucket allow clean scraping against backfill surfaces, while zero emissions prevent toxic gas buildup in ventilated slopes.

[Drawing display of electric scraper]

Safety shines in shrink stoping: the 1,160mm max dumping height enables precise ore placement over drawpoints, reducing spillage hazards. Each 10.00-20 tire features cut-resistant chains for stability on steep gradients during 2-ton payload transport.

Future-ready with ROPS/FOPS-certified cabins and pre-wiring for automation kits, the WJD-1.0 cuts energy costs by 30% versus diesel equivalents—proving efficiency and adaptability aren’t mutually exclusive.