Строительная Техника и Технологии '05–06.2017

SDLG L953F '2017–????

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2 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

May 18, 2017

For the 18th edition of Moscow’s famed CTT construction trade show, SDLG will introduce an all-new trio of wheel loaders for the Russian market that feature updated technology and improved productivity.

The new F-Series wheel loaders boast major improvements that result in higher production, increased energy efficiency and improved ease of operation. Three new loaders comprise the range: the 3.0 m3 SDLG L953F, the 3.2 m3 L956FH and the 3.5 m3 L968F. (The L968F can also be upgraded to a 5.0 m3 bucket capacity).

All three new loaders are powered by a six-cylinder Weichai engine and feature new rear-drive axles that are mounted to the swing frame instead of the auxiliary frame (as in the company’s L-Series models), which can extend their life up to 50%. The engine of the L953F and L956FH has an output power of 162 kW, while that of the L968F has 178 kW.

The L953F and L956FH are fitted with the SDLG BX50 transmission, while the L968F is equipped with a new SDLG VRT200 transmission that offers an 8% increase in comprehensive efficiency over previous-generation models.

In addition to the new F-Series models, SDLG will feature a wide range of machines at its 700 m2 booth, including:

Wheel loaders: LG936L, L953F, L956FH, L968FH, LG978, LG6210E

Motor graders: G9190

Road rollers: RS7120, RS8140

Backhoe loader: B877

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