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Jinggong's widened bucket-wheel excavator: Redefining global efficiency in large-scale material handling

In response to the increasing demand for large-scale material transportation in international projects, Jinggong Machinery has introduced a customized solution for widened bucket-wheel excavators. This design breaks through traditional operational bottlenecks by optimizing the structure of the bucket, increasing the single processing capacity by up to 40%, significantly reducing project costs and has been verified for outstanding performance in projects such as ports in Southeast Asia and municipal projects in the Middle East.

Precise customization enables equipment to actively adapt to the scenarios. Jinggong has abandoned the "general design" mindset and integrated customization into the product DNA.

Scenario-driven design: Based on the operation images and terrain data provided by customers, engineers dynamically adjust the width curve and inclination of the bucket to ensure efficient penetration in special materials such as crushed rocks in mines and wet and sticky soil.

Agile response system: 3D customized solutions are issued within 72 hours, supporting remote video acceptance, and shortening the delivery cycle by 50%.

"In the Brazilian sugarcane field project, the customer needed to quickly clear a hundred-meter furrow. We used the widened bucket combined with specially designed lightweight bucket teeth, enabling a single machine to process more than two standard machines per day."

From a tool supplier to an efficiency partner, Jinggong, with a service network covering 60 countries, provides an integrated solution of "equipment + condition diagnosis". Each customized wheel excavator is equipped with an intelligent data interface, which can remotely analyze operational bottlenecks and iterate the configuration of attachments, allowing customers to continuously enjoy efficiency benefits.

"Customization is not a choice, but a must. Jinggong's value lies in enabling global customers not to compromise on standard equipment."