Wheel loader collision detection and warning system WA150-8
Maeda Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
About This Product
■Legal regulations/standards
Collision Detection Warning System/Special 2014/Low Noise
■Easy loading work
Equipped with a larger 1.6m^3 (WA150-6: 1.5m^3) bucket than the conventional machine (WA150-6) as standard, allowing for highly efficient loading work with plenty of space.
■Large pillarless cab with wide visibility
- Adopts a large pillarless cab that is well-regarded and is quiet and provides wide visibility. Additionally, it meets ROPS/FOPS to ensure operator safety in the event of an emergency.
・ROPS: Roll-over Protective Structure
・FOPS：Falling Objects Protective Structure
■Improve safety with collision detection and warning system
When reversing, obstacles behind the vehicle are detected using quasi-millimeter wave radar, and the operator in the cab is notified of the approach of an obstacle using sound and indicator lights. In addition, it is equipped with a false detection reduction function developed for wheel loaders, improving safety while maintaining productivity.
■Exerts its power even in snow removal work
Equipped with an automatic gear shift function that makes it easy to control vehicle speed. Furthermore, with features that emphasize operability, such as Komatsu's unique traction control system that provides optimal driving force even on slippery roads and reduces tire slip during snow removal work, it is also effective in snow removal work. .
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Wheel loader collision detection and warning system WA150-8
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Maeda Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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1 Models of Wheel loader collision detection and warning system WA150-8
| Product Image | Part Number | Price (excluding tax) | Bucket capacity (m^3) | Machine mass (kg) | Rated output (kW) |
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WA150-8 |
Available upon quote | 1.6 | 8,280 | 73.1 |
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