| Trade Term: | FOB,CFR,CIF,DAT |
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| Payment Terms: | L/C, D/P, D/A, T/T |
| Place of Origin: | Anhui, China (Mainland) |
| Means of Transport: | Ocean, Land |
| Delivery Date: | within 40 days after... |
| Brand Name: | HEKING |
| Product Type: | Cutter suction pump |
| Product Name: | Amphibious excavator suction pump | Delivery: | Φ150 mm / Φ200 mm with discharge adapter |
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| Capacity: | 350 m³/hr | Solid Handling: | Φ60 mm |
| Rotation: | 980 / 1180 R.P.M. | Head: | 16 / 23 m |
| Power: | 44 / 62 kW | Motor Displacement: | 108 c.c. |
| Pressure: | 250 / 300 bar |
The HEKING amphibious excavator suction pump is a cutter suction pump intended for integration with amphibious excavator-based dredging equipment. It provides a pumping solution for operations where dredged material needs to be collected and discharged during water-based, wetland, or environmental engineering work.
For contractors and equipment buyers, the pump provides defined hydraulic and pumping parameters that can be evaluated against the requirements of a specific amphibious excavator and dredging project. The available delivery configurations are Φ150 mm and Φ200 mm, with a discharge adapter, while the specified pump capacity reaches 350 m³/hr.
The pump is also specified for solid handling up to Φ60 mm, making this characteristic particularly relevant when buyers are assessing the type and size of material expected during dredging operations.
The available technical configurations include 980/1180 R.P.M. rotation, 16/23 m head, and 44/62 kW power. The hydraulic specifications include 250/300 bar pressure and 106/130 L/min motor capacity, together with a listed 108 c.c. motor displacement.
This product is therefore positioned as a dedicated pumping component for amphibious excavation and dredging applications rather than as a general-purpose standalone excavator.
The primary function of the amphibious excavator suction pump is to support dredging operations by providing suction and discharge of dredged material.
When mounted or integrated into an appropriate amphibious excavator configuration, the pump can support operations where excavated or dredged material must be transferred away from the working area through a discharge line.
The key functional parameters for project evaluation include:
Delivery size: Φ150 mm or Φ200 mm
Maximum specified capacity: 350 m³/hr
Solid handling: up to Φ60 mm
Pump head: 16 m or 23 m
Rotation: 980 or 1180 R.P.M.
Power: 44 or 62 kW
Hydraulic pressure: 250 or 300 bar
Motor capacity: 106 or 130 L/min
These parameters allow professional buyers to assess whether the pump configuration corresponds with the required pumping arrangement and operating conditions of their amphibious excavation system.
The HEKING amphibious excavator suction pump is specified with multiple operating values for rotation, head, power, pressure, and hydraulic motor capacity.
The 980/1180 R.P.M. rotation range provides two listed rotational configurations. The corresponding 16/23 m head and 44/62 kW power values should be evaluated together when determining the appropriate configuration for a project.
For procurement purposes, buyers should confirm which combination of rotation, head, power, pressure, and motor flow is required for their intended system before placing an order.
The pump is available with Φ150 mm or Φ200 mm delivery, together with a discharge adapter.
Delivery diameter is an important consideration when planning the connection between the pump and the downstream discharge arrangement. Buyers should confirm the required delivery configuration and connection details against the planned installation.
The specified solid-handling capability is Φ60 mm.
This parameter is particularly relevant to dredging contractors because the characteristics of material encountered during excavation can influence pump selection and system configuration. The stated Φ60 mm value should be treated as the product's specified solid-handling parameter when evaluating suitability for a project.
The listed hydraulic parameters include:
Motor displacement: 108 c.c.
Pressure: 250/300 bar
Motor capacity: 106/130 L/min
These specifications are important when checking compatibility with the hydraulic system of the intended amphibious excavator.
The buyer should provide the excavator's hydraulic system information during technical evaluation so that the pump configuration can be assessed before procurement.
The amphibious excavator suction pump is intended for dredging-related applications involving amphibious excavation equipment.
Relevant application environments include:
Wetland Engineering:
Used as part of amphibious equipment configurations for material removal in wetland working environments.
River Dredging:
Applicable to amphibious excavator-based dredging arrangements where dredged material needs to be pumped through a discharge system.
Water-Based Excavation:
Suitable for projects where conventional land-based excavator access is restricted and amphibious machinery is used for excavation and dredging work.
Environmental Engineering:
Can be considered for environmental engineering projects requiring amphibious excavation and pumping equipment.
Dredging Operations:
Designed to support suction and discharge requirements associated with amphibious excavator dredging systems.
The suitability of the pump for a specific project depends on the required material characteristics, hydraulic system, discharge arrangement, working depth, required pumping distance, and overall equipment configuration. These project-specific parameters should be confirmed during technical evaluation.
| Item | Specification |
| Product Name | Amphibious excavator suction pump |
| Product Type | Cutter suction pump |
| Brand | HEKING |
| Delivery | Φ150 mm / Φ200 mm with discharge adapter |
| Capacity | 350 m³/hr |
| Rotation | 980 / 1180 R.P.M. |
| Solid Handling | Φ60 mm |
| Head | 16 / 23 m |
| Power | 44 / 62 kW |
| Motor Displacement | 108 c.c. |
| Pressure | 250 / 300 bar |
| Motor Capacity | 106 / 130 L/min |
The pump is specifically positioned for amphibious excavator suction and dredging applications, making it relevant to contractors and equipment buyers working with amphibious machinery.
The specified capacity of 350 m³/hr provides a clear reference point for preliminary project evaluation and equipment selection.
The availability of Φ150 mm and Φ200 mm delivery gives buyers two listed delivery-size options to evaluate against their discharge system.
The Φ60 mm solid-handling specification provides a defined technical parameter for evaluating the type of dredged material the pumping system is intended to handle.
The listed 250/300 bar pressure and 106/130 L/min motor capacity provide defined hydraulic parameters for compatibility assessment with the supporting excavator system.
The pump is positioned for use with amphibious excavation equipment in dredging, wetland, river, and environmental engineering applications.
Before purchasing an amphibious excavator suction pump, professional buyers should confirm the complete operating configuration rather than evaluating capacity alone.
The buyer should confirm the hydraulic specifications of the amphibious excavator that will operate the pump. The supplied product information lists 250/300 bar pressure, 106/130 L/min motor capacity, and 108 c.c. motor displacement.
These values should be checked against the excavator's available hydraulic system before procurement.
Confirm whether the project requires the Φ150 mm or Φ200 mm delivery configuration and verify the associated discharge connection arrangement.
The product is specified with 16/23 m head. Buyers should compare the applicable head requirement with the project's discharge arrangement and operating conditions.
The specified solid-handling parameter is Φ60 mm. Buyers should provide information about the expected dredged material and particle characteristics when requesting technical confirmation.
The stated capacity is 350 m³/hr. Project requirements should be reviewed together with material characteristics, discharge configuration, hydraulic conditions, and other system parameters rather than using capacity as the only selection criterion.
Because the pump is intended for amphibious excavator applications, buyers should confirm the complete system configuration, including the supporting excavator, hydraulic system, delivery line, discharge arrangement, and intended working environment.
The amphibious excavator suction pump is supplied by Anhui Hekuang Environmental Technology Co., Ltd., an amphibious equipment and construction machinery manufacturer based in Hefei, China.
Hekuang operates a production base covering more than 100,000 square meters and has 125 employees, including 42 technical specialists and 10 senior professional engineers.
The company's business scope covers amphibious excavators, amphibious pontoon undercarriage systems, crawler excavators, material handling excavators, amphibious carriers, and related amphibious equipment.
Hekuang states that its products are supplied to customers in Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, Eastern Asia, Oceania, and Africa.
The company's listed quality certifications include CE, ISO9001, and ISO14001. Export payment terms include T/T, L/C, D/A, D/P, and WU.
For B2B procurement, this manufacturer background provides buyers with a basis for discussing product specifications, equipment compatibility, export requirements, and project-specific technical information.
The pump is a cutter suction pump intended to support amphibious excavator-based dredging and material removal operations, including wetland, river, water-based, and environmental engineering applications.
The specified pump capacity is 350 m³/hr.
The product specification lists Φ150 mm and Φ200 mm delivery, with a discharge adapter.
The specified solid-handling parameter is Φ60 mm.
The listed pressure is 250/300 bar.
The listed motor capacity is 106/130 L/min, with a motor displacement of 108 c.c.
The specified head is 16/23 m.
For technical evaluation, buyers should provide information about the intended amphibious excavator, available hydraulic system parameters, required delivery size, expected dredged material, project application, and required pumping arrangement. This allows the product configuration to be evaluated against the intended application.
For an amphibious excavator suction pump quotation or technical evaluation, contact HEKING with your project requirements.
Please provide, where available:
Amphibious excavator model or hydraulic system information
Required delivery diameter
Expected dredged material and solid characteristics
Required pumping capacity
Required pump head
Working environment and project application
Discharge arrangement
Quantity required
Destination market or delivery location
HEKING can then discuss the applicable pump configuration and provide the technical information required for procurement evaluation.
Contact Anhui Hekuang Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. for amphibious excavator suction pump specifications, quotation, and project requirements.
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