As one of the most challenging mining areas in China, Inner Mongolia is becoming a major stage for XCMG Mining Machinery to establish a new benchmark for the value of China’s mining equipment.
Inner Mongolia is the largest “opencut coal mine” in the world, with a vast territory and complex geological structures. It is hot and dry in summer, and it is plagued by sandstorms during the winter and spring seasons in Inner Mongolia.
But here, XCMG’s mining machinery performs very well. From the first equipment being quite close to the northwest to the arrival of bulk orders, the high-end market previously monopolized by foreign brands has become the home market of XCMG mining machinery. The XCMG mining machinery fleet, known for its “quality” and “performance”, has withstood various tests over the past decade and has become an absolute core force in opencut coal mining of some companies.
The tonnage level is the first threshold for entering large-scale mining projects. For large tonnage equipment, its operating efficiency is more guaranteed, its Factor of safety index of operation is more impressive, and its Fleet management is more accurate and efficient.
The second threshold is well-equipped. Especially for the open-pit coal mining projects in the state-owned enterprise bid section, the hardware level of equipment and the operational management requirements of the entire fleet are far higher than other projects. Construction enterprises must have absolute equipment strength, a complete set of operating fleets, and experienced management personnel.
After sales service is of utmost importance. All XCMG large-scale mining excavators in the mining area are equipped with anti-collision systems, which are equipped with risk warning and will automatically stop, establishing the first safety shield. At the same time, XCMG service personnel are stationed on site, responding 24 hours a day to ensure efficient equipment operation.
In addition, XCMG equipment in the mining area will be connected to the cloud system and equipped with dedicated personnel responsible for backend monitoring. Large mines also have a command center to achieve intelligent and efficient management throughout the entire project from equipment to production.
