Self Loading Mixer Truck In Central Africa

LT4.0 Self Loading Mixer Truck – The “All-round Fighter” Of The Equatorial Battlefield! In the Central African equatorial region, high temperature, heavy rain, muddy road and dust storms are interwoven all year round, and traditional mixing trucks are often frustrated by problems such as poor heart dissipation, rust and chassis stagnation.

LUTON GROUP for this special battlefield, launched the LT4.0 self loading mixer truck, through six specific design, redefine the standard of tropical engineering equipment.

self loading concrete mixer truck in central africa

Wide Adaptable Diesel Engine

Energy Recovery System

Sandwich Cooling Structure

Hydraulic Oil Independent Cooling

All-terrain Chassis

Equipment ModelLT-4.0
Discharge Capacity4m3
Output/Capacity20m3/h
Engine ModelYuchai 4108 Turbo-charged
Rated Power91KW
Gear4 forward 4 back
Oil Tank16 liters
Water Tank660L
Water SupplyTime Relay
Overall dimensions(L*W*H)7500*2800*3600
Curb Weight (kg)8500
Drum Rotate270º

The Thermal Management Revolution – Cooling at 45℃

Sandwich Cooling Structure

The engine room adapts the combination of centrifugal fan + guide hood+ liquid cooling intercooler

12-blade High Air Volume Centrifugal Fan (30% air volume increase)

Honeycomb hood directional drainage to avoid hot air reflux

Intercooler and radiator separate layout, reduce high temperature interference

“Measured data”: When the ambient temperature is 45℃, the engine water temperature is stable at 85-90℃(industry average 95-105℃).

Hydraulic Oil Independent Cooling

The hydraulic system with a load rate of more than 70% is separately equipped with a plate-fin oil cooler (heat exchange area of 5.8 square meters), and with an intelligent temperature control valve, the oil temperature is controlled within 55℃( conventional models often exceed 70℃ resulting in seal aging).

self loading concrete mixer truck of LUTON GROUP
self loading concrete mixer truck in central africa

Anti-corrosion Armor – Survival Rules Against 100% Humidity

Galvanized Skeleton + Nano Coating

The mixing drum support frame is made of hot-dip galvanized steel (zinc layer thickness≥85μm), sprayed with epoxy primer containing graphene + polyurethane topcoat, and the salt spray test exceeds 2000 hours without rust (480 hours required by the national standard).

Fully Sealed Electric Fortress

Wire harness connector IP68 protection grade, gold plated connector (anti-oxidation)

ECU installed in the pressure balancing chamber (internal micro positive pressure to prevent air intrusion)

The battery compartment is equipped with silica gel desiccant, humidity automatic monitoring alarm.

lt4.0 self loading concrete mixer truck

Terrain Conquerors – Mire and Steep Slope Cracking Code

All-terrain Chassis

  • Based on the chassis of a 6×4 off-road truck
  • Ground clearance increased to 420mm (320mm for ordinary mixer)
  • Front axle with tooth insert differential lock, rear axle wheel limited slip differential
  • All steel puncture resistant tires (12-ply fabric +deep pattern design)

Self-loading Black Technology

  • Integrated hydraulic folding upper hopper ( development Angle 75°) with double screw conveyor:
  • Self-loading of sand and gravel (Max.80mm)
  • Single feeding time ≤3 minutes (manual feeding takes 15-20 minutes)

Case

At the red dirt road site in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the daily work volume of bicycles reaches 120m3, 50% higher than that of traditional models.

Power Reconstruction – Low Quality Fuel Consumption

Wide Adaptable Diesel Engine

Equipped with YUCHAI YCD4J22T-125 engine, key improvements

The fuel injector is compatible with 5000ppm diesel ( far exceeding the national standard 350ppm)

Two-stage fuel filtration (coarse filtration accuracy 30μm, fine filtration 5μm)

Crankcase breather valve with oil and gas separation device (reduce carbon accumulation)

Energy Recovery System

The braking energy is converted into hydraulic energy storage for the start and stop of the mixing cylinder, and the comprehensive fuel consumption is reduced by 8-10%.

Redefining Tropical Engineering Logic

Every design detail of LT4.0 is a precise attack on the pain points of equatorial engineering – from the “ tropical special tuning” of the engine to the “ calm philosophy” of the hydraulic system, from the anti-corronsion “nano armor” to the intelligent “self-heating gene”. This is not only a stirring truck, but also a reconstruction of tropical infrastructure. As a customer in Brazzaville reported:” It allows us for the first time to maintain the same pace of construction in the rainy season as in the dry season.” In the game between machinery and nature, ultimate adaptability is the ultimate competitiveness.

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