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HOWO 8X4 50T Dump Truck | 12 Wheeler Heavy Duty Mining Field Work Camion

HOWO 8X4 50T Dump Truck is the ultimate heavy-duty workhorse for mining and construction field work. This HOWO 8X4 Dump Truck boasts 50 tons GVW and 12 wheeler design, delivering unbeatable load-bearing for abrasive ore and rock haulage. Every HOWO 8X4 50T Dump Truck features a Euro VI Cummins engine, ensuring powerful performance with eco-friendly emission. Our HOWO 8X4 50T Dump Truck has a reinforced 3-layer frame, making this HOWO 8X4 Dump Truck rugged for rough terrain. This HOWO Dump Truck is a customizable CLW camion, perfect for all specialized heavy field work demands.
HOWO 8X4 50T Dump Truck

FEATURES

50 Tons Heavy Duty Load Capacity

The robust structure of HOWO 8X4 50T Dump Truck enables this 50 Tons Heavy Duty Camion to handle massive payloads of ore, rock and construction materials for field work.

8X4 12 Wheeler Drive System

The 8X4 tandem axle of HOWO 8X4 Dump Truck gives this 12 Wheeler Mining Dump Truck superior traction and stability on muddy, steep mining and construction terrain.

Euro II-VI Weichai Engine

The 351-450Hp Weichai engine of HOWO 8X4 Dump Truck makes this Euro VI Dump Truck deliver powerful, low-emission performance for all heavy field work operations.

3-Layer Reinforced Chassis

The triple-layer frame of HOWO 8X4 Dump Truck ensures this CLW Field Work Tipper Truck withstands harsh impacts and friction from abrasive materials in field work.

Fully Customizable Body Design

The tailorable dump box of HOWO 8X4 Dump Truck lets this 50 Tons Heavy Duty Camion fit personalized loading and unloading needs for specialized field work.

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL INFORMATION
Model
Overall Dimension
11995 x 2500 x 3470 mm
Carriage Capacity
30 – 40 CBM
GVW
≥  50000 kg
Curb Weight
20000 kg
Payload
≥  30000 kg
Length
11995 mm
Width
2550 mm
Height
3470 mm
Wheelbase
1800 + 4800 + 1400 mm
Maximum Driving Speed 
89 km/h
Fuel Consumption 
35.0 L/100 km

The above mentioned figures are approximate.

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