ZL Series Heavy-Duty Front-End Internal Combustion Loader | 1.8-Ton to 3.0-Ton Compact Hydraulic Bucket Loader for Construction & Mining
The ZL Series Heavy Duty Front End Wheel Loader is designed to deliver maximum productivity, efficiency, and durability in demanding work environments. Ranging from 1.8-ton to 3.0-ton rated load capacities, the ZL Series offers versatile articulated loaders engineered for heavy-duty earthmoving, construction, mining, agriculture, and material handling applications. Built with robust hydraulic systems and high-torque engines, these compact front-end loaders provide exceptional breakout force, smooth maneuverability, and reliable daily operation.
ZL Series Heavy-Duty Front-End Internal Combustion Loader | 1.8-Ton to 3.0-Ton Compact Hydraulic Bucket Loader for Construction & Mining Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
ZL Series Heavy-Duty Front-End Internal Combustion Loader | 1.8-Ton to 3.0-Ton Compact Hydraulic Bucket Loader for Construction & Mining Detail Introduction :
Our ZL Series lineup features a comprehensive range of models tailored to meet diverse operational scale requirements:
ZL9500 Wheel Loader (3.0 Ton Capacity): The flagship heavy-duty model engineered for high-intensity operations. Featuring a rated load of 2500–3000 kg, a bucket capacity of 1.5–2.1 m³, and a power output ranging from 92 to 103 kW, the ZL9500 delivers top-tier digging power and dumping capability for mining and large-scale construction sites.
ZL949 Wheel Loader (1.8–2.4 Ton Capacity): A highly versatile mid-to-heavy loader built for flexibility and high performance. With a rated load of 1800–2400 kg, bucket capacity of 1.2–2.1 m³, and a dump height up to 3600–4500 mm, the ZL949 excels in aggregate handling, roadworks, and bulk loading.
ZL948 Series (1.8–2.0 Ton Capacity): Designed for high-efficiency daily heavy lifting with optimal fuel economy.
ZL948E: Features an 1800 kg rated load, 0.8–1.4 m³ bucket, and 70–81 kW power range.
ZL948F: Enhanced performance with a 2000 kg rated load, 1.0–2.6 m³ bucket, and 70–85 kW power range.
| Category | Unit | ZL9500 | ZL949 | ZL948E | ZL948F | ZL936Z | ZL936ZP |
| Rated Load | kg | 2500–3000 | 1800–2400 | 1800 | 2000 | 1600 | 1650–1700 |
| Rated Bucket Capacity | m³ | 1.5–2.1 | 1.2–2.1 | 0.8–1.4 | 1–2.6 | 0.65–0.75 | 1.8 |
| Dump Height | mm | 3600–4500 | 3600–4500 | 3500 | 3500 | 3200 | 3900–4800 |
| Power Range | kW | 92–103 | 85–105 | 70–81 | 70–85 | 36–76 | 70–81 |
Product Highlights & Key Features
Powerful Engine & High Efficiency: Equipped with high-performance turbocharged diesel engines (70 kW to 103 kW) ensuring strong output with optimized fuel consumption.
Advanced Hydraulic System: Heavy-duty hydraulic pumps and reinforced cylinders offer fast cycle times and superior lifting power.
Extra Dump Height: Dump heights ranging from 3500 mm to 4500 mm easily match high-sided trucks and hoppers for efficient loading.
Ergonomic Operator Cabin: Spacious, low-noise cabin with wide-vision glass, adjustable seat, intuitive joystick control, and optional AC for maximum operator comfort.
Heavy-Duty Structure & Articulated Chassis: Reinforced front and rear frames ensure high stability, tight turning radiuses, and durability under tough mining and terrain conditions.
Quick Coupler & Multi-Attachment Compatibility: Easily switch between standard buckets, rock buckets, log grapples, grass forks, snow blades, and pallet forks.
Product Applications
The ZL Series Wheel Loader is a multi-purpose machine ideal for:
Construction & Infrastructure: Earthmoving, road building, foundation excavation, and site cleanup.
Mining & Quarrying: Handling stone, gravel, coal, sand, and aggregate materials.
Agriculture & Farming: Loading silage, grain, manure, timber, and round bales.
Logistics & Warehousing: Pallet handling, heavy lifting, and material loading into hoppers or trucks.
How to Use & Operation Guidelines
Pre-Operation Check: Inspect fluid levels (engine oil, hydraulic oil, coolant), tire pressure, hydraulic hoses, and bucket attachment pins before starting.
Starting the Engine: Turn the ignition, allow the engine to idle for 3–5 minutes to warm up the hydraulic system.
Driving & Steering: Disengage the parking brake, select the desired gear range, and maneuver smoothly using the articulated steering.
Loading & Dumping: Approach the stockpile at low speed, lower the bucket, tilt back to fill, raise the boom, align with the truck, and actuate the dumping lever.
Post-Operation Maintenance: Clean the chassis, park on flat ground, lower all working implements to the ground, turn off the battery master switch, and perform daily grease lubrication.
Why Choose Us
Factory Direct Quality & Price: Manufactured with premium components, providing superior cost-performance ratio without middleman markups.
Customization Available: Tailor-made configurations available (engine emissions standards, cabin AC, bucket types, colors, and attachments).
Proven Durability & Low Operating Cost: Engineered with reinforced steel frames and standardized, easy-to-source wear parts for hassle-free maintenance.
Comprehensive Global After-Sales Support: Fast response for spare parts delivery, detailed technical support, and online operation guidance.
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