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LiuGong CLG922F-E (Electric) Excavator Specifications - MikePhua - 06-24-2025
The LiuGong CLG922F-E (Electric) excavator is a fully electric hydraulic excavator, designed for high-intensity applications such as urban construction, mining, and infrastructure projects. This model incorporates advanced electric drive technology, resulting in lower energy consumption and higher work efficiency. The CLG922F-E (Electric) excels in reducing emissions while maintaining the powerful performance of traditional hydraulic excavators, making it ideal for projects that require both environmental friendliness and high productivity.
Specifications:
- Engine Power: Electric drive (equivalent to a 140 kW diesel engine)
- Operating Weight: 22,000 kg
- Bucket Capacity: 0.9 m³
- Max Digging Depth: 6.7 m
- Max Digging Radius: 9.6 m
- Max Dump Height: 6.5 m
- Track Width: 600 mm
- Travel Speed: 5.5 km/h
- Max Digging Force: 160 kN
- Hydraulic System Working Pressure: 34.3 MPa
- Battery Capacity: 400 kWh
- Charging Time: 4-6 hours (Fast charge)
- Battery Type: Lithium-ion battery
- Battery Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C
- Drive Motor Power: 140 kW
The LiuGong CLG922F-E (Electric) excavator, with its powerful electric drive technology and excellent performance, stands as a leading example of eco-friendly excavators. It not only offers significant advantages in reducing carbon emissions but also matches or even surpasses the work efficiency and power output of traditional diesel-powered hydraulic excavators. The CLG922F-E (Electric) is perfect for high-intensity and environmentally-conscious projects, widely applicable in urban construction, mining, and other fields. Its low energy consumption and fast charging times make it a promising direction for the future of excavator development.