en.Wedoany.com Reported - The LiuGong loader team recently conducted an on-site survey in open-pit mining areas in Inner Mongolia, China, to evaluate the performance of large and electric loaders under extreme working conditions and to gather end customers' feedback on product improvements and service upgrades.
This survey was carried out in response to the requirements proposed by Luo Guobing, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Vice Chairman, and President of LiuGong Machinery, to "deepen engagement with key customers, go down to the front line of business, and promote high-quality collaborative development between LiuGong and its customers." The team visited mining operation faces, waste dumps, and equipment maintenance sites to verify equipment operating conditions and assess product adaptability in high-frequency mining scenarios.
The open-pit mining areas in Inner Mongolia are characterized by high loads, continuous heavy-duty operations, and heavy dust, imposing high demands on loader stability, energy efficiency, availability, and maintenance cost-effectiveness. Multiple large-tonnage loaders operating on-site, including the LiuGong 870TE, 886T, 890T, and 8128TE-WD, maintained stable and efficient performance. The mining area manager stated that these machines offer strong load capacity, durability, and comfortable control, achieving high equipment availability under extreme conditions while delivering economic benefits in terms of energy consumption and operations.
Additionally, customers showed interest in the 8250TE, the world's largest permanent magnet hybrid loader launched in May. Designed specifically for large open-pit mining operations, this machine features the world's first hybrid magnetic wheel-side drive technology, combining extreme heavy-load performance with low-carbon and energy-saving advantages.
During the survey, the team held discussions with mining area management and maintenance leaders, collecting needs and improvement suggestions regarding performance optimization, energy saving and consumption reduction, intelligent upgrades, and full-lifecycle service support.
Wen Wu, head of LiuGong's loader business, stated that mining is the core application scenario for LiuGong's large-scale and electric loaders, and the company insists on product iteration and technological optimization based on front-line needs and scenarios.
Going forward, LiuGong loaders plan to continue deepening their presence in the mining market, conduct regular front-line surveys, and advance the large-scale, electric, and intelligent upgrade of products, providing full-lifecycle services to mining customers.
In 1966, LiuGong successfully developed its first wheel loader, the Z435; in 2019, LiuGong launched its first pure electric loader and first 5G loader; in 2020, LiuGong delivered its 450,000th loader; in 2026, marking the 60th anniversary of LiuGong loaders, the 600,000th unit was delivered.
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