ZDOT-4500H
Underground lube truck
ZDOT-4500H: Discuss an underground oil-transport and lubrication-support truck for your mine. The supplied document is titled ZDOT-4500H, while its body identifies ZDOT-4500; confirm the model and configuration with ZONGDA before ordering.
Configuration review
The supplied document describes a diesel-powered underground oil-transport truck with hydraulic-mechanical transmission, four-wheel drive and articulated hydraulic steering. The information below is a reference to that document, pending confirmation that it applies to the requested ZDOT-4500H configuration.
Oil-transport application
The document describes trackless transport of oil in underground mines. Specify the fluids and service tasks required; compatibility and dispensing equipment need confirmation.
Documented chassis layout
Four-wheel drive, an articulated frame and an enclosed cab are described. Ask for a confirmed configuration sheet for the model being quoted.
Configuration choices
The source lists alternative engine configurations. Confirm the selected engine, power rating and associated equipment as part of the quotation.
Supplied document reference
These are unconfirmed document reference values, not confirmed ZDOT-4500H specifications. The cover names ZDOT-4500H and the body names ZDOT-4500. Obtain a model-matched technical sheet before using these values for selection or site planning. Conflicting turning-radius values are omitted.
| Rated capacity — document reference | 4500 L |
|---|---|
| Overall dimensions — document reference | 8000 × 2000 × 2210 mm |
| Operating weight — document reference | 9700 kg |
| Ground clearance — document reference | 270 mm |
| Steering angle — document reference | ±40° |
| System voltage — document reference | 24 V DC |
Check the operating conditions.
Provide roadway dimensions, gradients, ventilation conditions and service locations for the proposed machine. Final suitability depends on the confirmed model and configuration.
The supplied document excludes operation in environments with flammable or explosive gases or coal dust. Do not assume explosion-protected suitability.
Define the oil-transport and service task
The ZDOT-4500H underground lube truck inquiry starts with the fluids you need to move and the machines you intend to service. Oil transport, refilling and dispensing are different requirements. List them separately so the proposed tanks and delivery equipment can be checked against your task.
The source describes a diesel, four-wheel-drive articulated vehicle for underground oil transport. It does not establish a universal package of compartments, pumps, meters or hose reels. Include fluid names, quantities, filling connections and dispensing locations in the request instead of assuming those items are standard.
Documented construction and equipment
The following details describe the supplied document reference. They remain subject to confirmation for the exact model named on the quotation.
The referenced chassis specification lists wet multi-disc service brakes and articulated hydraulic steering. The steering-system maximum pressure is 16 MPa, while the brake-system maximum pressure is listed separately as 10.5 MPa.
Resolve the model before using capacity figures
The cover identifies ZDOT-4500H, while the body uses ZDOT-4500. The 4500 L capacity and dimensional values below remain document references until ZONGDA confirms which configuration they describe. For a purchasing specification, ask for a technical sheet carrying the exact model on the quotation.
Your route drawing should show servicing bays as well as roadways. A truck may need a different working space while parked for a service task than while travelling. Include the required access around the machine and the position of the equipment being serviced. Turning-radius information also needs clarification because the source is inconsistent.
Build the service-equipment request
Provide a fluid list, approximate quantity per service visit, filling method and the number of service locations. Add the mine environment, vehicle access and any requirements for containment or site equipment approval. These are inputs for configuration review, not claims about equipment already fitted to this truck.
Keep the agreed model designation, tank arrangement and supplied accessories together in the final order documentation. That record is particularly useful when a later inquiry concerns a pump, hose or other service component rather than the carrier itself.
Selection questions
Is the 4500 L capacity confirmed for ZDOT-4500H?
It is recorded in the supplied document, but the model designation differs between the cover and body. Request written confirmation for the model being quoted before using this capacity.
What information should be supplied for the service arrangement?
List the fluids, required quantities, machines to be serviced, filling and dispensing requirements, and available working space. Ask which tanks, pumps, hoses and other equipment are included in the proposed configuration.
Are pumps and hose reels included?
The available reference does not establish one standard dispensing package. Specify the fluids and service connections, then request an itemized list of tanks, pumps, hoses and accessories for the quoted truck.