Cummins helps the mountain opener to fight in Africa

A mining area in Xinjiang, which is minus 20 degrees below zero, has thousands of miles of snow and ice. Working in this harsh climate requires the most intense internal “core” assistance. Liugong CLG970E excavator equipped with Cummins QSX15 intelligent electric control engine, open the arm, embrace the snow, and fight in the bitter cold. Compared with other excavators of the same tonnage level, it is quite reliable. Of course, this is not what Cummins said, but from customer said: “The Cummins-assisted machine has almost 24 hours of high-intensity work every day, so I can still maintain energy efficiency. I am very surprised and very satisfied.”

Fighting through the cold, and fighting the heat. Zambia, located in the hinterland of south-central Africa, has a high grade of copper ore and is known as the “country of copper mines”. Copper production in 2017 was 800,000 tons, and copper production is expected to continue to grow in 2018, possibly reaching 1 million tons. Not only is the copper mine producing high, but the temperature is also high and scary. It is not a generalization to work in this hot summer. Recently, the Cummins QSX15-assisted CLG970E excavator traveled across the ocean to the mine in Chambishi, Zambia, and will continue to assist customers in copper mining 24 hours a day.

Cummins’ high-quality 70-ton Liugong excavator not only saves fuel but also works efficiently. As a customer’s pioneering tool, the 970E is reliable and durable, making it ideal for large-scale quarrying and mining operations. The diesel filter and air filter are arranged reasonably, and the maintenance is simple and easy. The centralized lubrication method makes it easy to fill the lubricant and the machine has a longer life.

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CLG970E, Cummins, Engine, Excavator, Liugong, QSX15

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