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HS 8300 mining dragline

Performance

The mining dragline HS 8300 has been designed to meet the tough conditions in mining environments. The machine delivers power and performance with low cost per ton and high turnover rates. The interlock control system allows for power regeneration in dragline operation, reducing fuel consumption as well as wear and tear of the free-fall winch.

Weight

approx. 364 t
802,483 lbs

Drive

Liebherr V12
(induction engine available)

Power

1250 kW
1675 hp
with hybrid drive

Boom

up to 50 m
164 ft

Bucket

up to 11.5 m3
15 yd3

Pressure

1.56 kg/cm2
153.0 kPa

Design

according to
EN 474-1
and
EN 474-12

Maximum service life

During dragline operations, the HS 8300 must endure high dynamic stresses. Therefore, the steel construction is strengthened considerably.

This not only increases the performance but also doubles the service life in comparison to the standard series.

Overburden removal in surface mining

The HS 8300 is deployed for top soil removal overlying the mineral deposits and subsequently refilling of the mined and empty strip.

The dragline excavator

Variable boom configurations

Modular boom sections allow for a certain degree of flexibility in terms of strip width and digging depth when choosing the ideal extraction method.

Customer-specific tools (e.g. buckets or teeth) and software also help to adapt to the mining environment.

Digging ranges

Digging and dumping ranges at 40° boom angle

at an assumed density of 1.6 t/m³ and a fill factor of 100 %

Boom length354450m
GP - General purpose bucket11.57.64.6m3
HD - Heavy duty bucket11.17.34.2m3
XHD - Extra heavy duty bucket10.76.93.8m3
Load capacity30.019.211.2t
Digging/dumping reach*29.836.741.3m
Digging depth14.918.420.6m
Dumping height16.124.028.6m
*the reach is calculated from the rotation centre of the machine.

When agility and low ground pressure are essential

The rapid set-up and the easy repositioning of the 380-tonne machine guarantee a quick start of operations.

Crawler tracks with low ground pressure allow the machine to operate in challenging terrain.

Limestone extraction

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Extra boost

The machine can be fitted with Liebherr’s Pactronic® hybrid drive, which offers both economical and ecological advantages.

Surplus energy is stored and regenerated to increase material handling capacity while significantly reducing fuel consumption.

Sand quarrying

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Topsoil removal

Topsoil excavation in a German coal mine. Overburden overlying the raw material deposit is removed to get to the valuable minerals.

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