Strong! TAs are the driving force in the world to adapt to extreme operating conditions

Gobi Desert in Mongolia's Gobi Province East, where the climate is dry, filled with wind and sand, the annual high temperature of 45 °C, low temperature can reach minus 40 °C. Here, bad working conditions and uninterrupted construction requirements pose a severe challenge to the performance and quality of construction machinery and equipment.

Gobi Desert in Gobi Province, Mongolia

Here, the XCMG LW1200KN loader powered by the Cummins QSK 19L high horsepower electronically controlled engine is in service with the large-scale cement plant project in Mongolia, while a Cummins QSM 11-liter electronically controlled engine assists in an open-pit mine more than 100 kilometers away from the cement plant. The XCMG LW800KN loader also shovels coal and sand soil here. It does not shut down for 24 hours and has won the trust of its customers in Mongolia for its reliable and durable performance.

Cummins QSK19 Liter High Horsepower Electronically Controlled Engine

Cummins QSM11 Electronic Control Engine

At present, the "Prairie Road" program of the Mongolian government is connected with China's "One Belt and One Road" initiative, with the mining industry as the leading industry, supplemented by supporting infrastructure construction, and the construction machinery industry has broad prospects. It is understood that the exploration area of ​​Mongolia's domestic mineral deposits only accounts for 25% of the existing area, and more than 6,000 mines have been discovered, accounting for 22.9% of Mongolia's total GDP.

Up to now, Cummins's XCMG large-tonnage loader has been operating 24 hours without shutting down. It has won praise from customers for its outstanding performance with zero failure and high performance. (This article comes from Cummins)