How to classify the models of mucking loaders?

Mucking loaders come in a wide variety of models and prices. For instance, the price difference between standard and reinforced configurations can be significant. Quotes from different manufacturers also vary. While models are typically labeled as 50, 60, 80, 100…, the actual dimensions can differ as well. However, they all serve the same purpose of supporting mining and excavation projects. Only when customers provide detailed information about their mine conditions can manufacturers recommend suitable machines.

Classification by Size:
Large-scale mucking loaders (120 and above)
Medium-sized mucking loaders (80-100)
Small mucking loaders (50-70)

Classification by Walking Mechanism:
Wheeled mucking loaders
Crawler mucking loaders

Classification by Conveying Method:
Belt mucking loaders
Scraper mucking loaders

Classification by Application Area:
Coal mining mucking loaders
Non-coal mining mucking loaders
Tunneling mucking loaders
Submerged tunnel mucking loaders
Top-pipe mucking loaders

Mucking loaders are also used for transporting construction site debris. By replacing the bucket with a milling cutter head, they can be applied to excavate tunnels, ditches, and municipal pipelines; break up road surfaces; extract minerals; and excavate frozen rock and open-pit coal mines. In summary, the selection of a suitable mucking loader should be based on the buyer’s budget and mining conditions. It is essential to compare the quality and configuration of each manufacturer’s offerings to make an informed decision.