Types of Loaders: Loaders come in various types, each designed for specific tasks and environments. The most common types include wheel loaders, track loaders, and skid steer loaders. Wheel loaders are the most widely used and versatile, with large wheels for mobility on rough terrain. Track loaders, on the other hand, are equipped with tracks instead of wheels, making them ideal for operations in soft or muddy ground. Skid steer loaders are compact and highly maneuverable, making them ideal for tight spaces. Components of Loaders: Loaders consist of several key components that work together to perform their tasks efficiently. These include the engine, hydraulic system, loader arms, bucket, and operator cab. The engine provides the power to operate the loader, while the hydraulic system controls the movement of the loader arms and bucket. The loader arms are responsible for lifting and lowering the bucket, and the bucket is used to scoop and transport materials. The operator cab houses the controls and provides a safe working environment for the operator.

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Max working height	2065mm
Max discharge height	1386 mm
Total length with bucket ( mm)	2206mm
Angle of departure	18°
Total height（H）	1309mm
Bucket width（mm）	980
wheelbase	690 mm
Turning radius	1236mm
System pressure （Mpa）	17