The mining loader is a single device consisting of three building equipment. A mining loader includes a power assembly, a loading end, and a digging end. Each device is designed for a particular type of work. In a typical construction site, an excavator operator is usually required to use all three parts to complete the work.

Power assembly: the core structure of the loader is the driving force. The power assembly design of the loader can be freely running on all kinds of rough terrain. With a powerful turbo diesel engine, a large deep - toothed tire and with a driving control device (steering wheel, brake, etc.).

Loader: loader assembly at the front of the device, the excavator is assembled in the back. These two components provide totally different functions. Loaders can accomplish a variety of tasks. In many applications, you can take it as a powerful large dustpan or coffee spoon. It is generally not used for mining, but is mainly used to pick up and carry a large amount of loose material. In addition, it can also be used as a plow to push the soil, or used to smooth the ground, like a knife on the bread with butter. The operator can control the loading machine while driving a tractor.

Excavator: excavator is the main tool for digging loader. It can be used to dig hard material (often soil), or lift heavy objects (such as a sewer culvert box). Excavators can lift the material, and then stacked on the side of the hole. Simply speaking, big arm or finger excavator is extremely strong, it consists of three parts: boom, bucket rod bucket.