High-Capacity Cutter Suction Dredger For  Land Reclamation Sand Mining

Cutter suction dredger makes use of a cutter head to loosen the material to be dredged and pumps the dredged material via a pipeline ashore or into barges. The powerful cutter swings around the spud-pole powered by winches while dredging,then the high-pressure sand pump sucks up the loosened mixed materials to the destination through the suction pipe.

The hydraulic cutter suction dredger is suitable for heavy-duty and durable dredging operations with dismountable structures.

The cutter suction dredger is currently a widely used high efficient working ship for dredging project, which integrated withdredging, transporting and unloading. It can be used in ports, waterways, rivers, lakes, ponds, lagoons and sea areas.It can also be used for hydraulic fill operations.

Product Features:
1.A wide range of use applications
2.High efficiency, large output, far pump distance, low fuel consumption
3.Full hydraulic control
4.Siemens PLC operation with the operation convenience
5.The modular design enables fast assembly with seniors engineers
6.Dredger components available in factories to allow short delivery times
7.Control the working process of dredging and pumping, delivering dredged materials. lower cost;
8.Follow manufacture guideline: CCS-ZC standard
9.It can pass CE, BV CBS, and more certificates.
10.Dredge brand parts, easy to find globally

Our services:
a. Design the dredger based on the customer's detailed requirements such as ( clear water flow per hour, dredger depth, discharge distance and engine brand<we can support Weichai,Cummins,Caterpillar>)

b. supply one year's guarantee for the whole dredger except the wear spare parts.

c. supply after-sales installation, trial operation, training the operators, maintence and other services.

FAQ:
Need for reply:
1. How many cubic meter per hour for the clear water flow?
2. How many meters for the dredging depth?
3. How many meters for the discharge distance?
4. Will you use the dredger in the river,lake,sea or channel?