Doosan -7 Series wheel loaders
Doosan Infracore North America LLC, Suwanee, Georgia, is launching its next-generation wheel loaders, the -7 Series, in the U.S. and Canada. Features of the new series include:
- a standard rearview camera that provides an additional view of the machine’s surroundings and appears on the 8-inch Doosan Smart Touch display
- redesigned heating and cooling system with new outlet locations to optimize airflow in the cab
- stronger, larger axles and a strengthened box frame
- new radiator with fin spacing that is 40 percent wider than previous generations
Visit https://na.doosanequipment.com/en for more information.
Rubble Master RM 120X mobile impact crusher
Rubble Master Americas Corp., Memphis, Tennessee, says its new RM 120X mobile impact crusher is the first-of-its-kind mobile impact crusher featuring the all-new RM NEXT philosophy. Features of the mobile impact crusher include:
- an active 6.5- by 3.5-foot two-deck prescreen to scalp off fines and reduce the amount of undersized material passing through the crusher
- optional hopper wings increase hopper volume by 25 percent to 6.5 cubic yards
- new RM NEXT operator machine interface for easier and safer crushing
- RM Release System that allows operators to deal with blockages without leaving their cab
Visit https://www.rubblemaster.com/us/ for more information.
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Hendrickson Steertek NXT front steer axle
Woodridge, Illinois-based Hendrickson Truck Commercial Vehicle Systems has announced that its Steertek NXT fabricated front steer axle has been selected as the standard front axle on new Kenworth and Peterbilt medium-duty truck models. Features of the Steertek NXT include:
- optimized steering performance delivers up to 50 degrees of wheel cut
- provides up to 23 pounds of weight savings when compared to traditional forged l-beam axles
- manages the increased brake torque needed to meet FMVSS-121 stopping distance regulations
- integrated axle seats designed to improve ground clearance, reduce part count and simplify assembly
Visit https://www.hendrickson-intl.com/ for more information.
Endura-Veyor Top Flight Drag Conveyor
Endura-Veyor Inc., Alpena, Michigan, recently unveiled its Top Flight Drag Conveyor designed to handle a range of loose, problematic materials and challenging loading conditions. Features of the conveyor include:
- designed to handle various loading conditions, such as inclines, curves and surge loading
- equipped with guided chain-driven flights or paddles that are reinforced for tough applications
- an abrasion-resistant, hardened-steel trough or channel
- chain-driven flights located on the top of the conveyor bed allow for high-volume infeed applications
Visit https://www.endura-veyor.com/ for more information.
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