On construction sites, loaders are one of the indispensable pieces of machinery and equipment. It is mainly used for earth moving and material loading

and unloading, and can efficiently complete a large number of heavy tasks. Whether it's digging foundations or pouring concrete, loaders play an 

important role. As space on construction sites is usually limited, loader models that are flexible in operation and compact in size are needed to fit into 

tight workspaces. In addition, the stability and reliability of the loader is important to ensure good performance even after long hours of intensive work.

Loaders are also widely used in mining. The harsh environment and complex terrain of mines place higher demands on loaders. Loaders not only need 

to have strong power and high load capacity, but also need to have good climbing ability and off-road performance. Loaders in mines are mainly used 

for the transport of ore and slag, as well as the levelling work of the quarry. In order to adapt to the special working environment in mines, many 

loaders are equipped with special protective measures, such as dust protection systems and reinforced body structures, to improve the service life and 

safety of the equipment.

Loaders are also one of the commonly used equipment during road construction and maintenance. Loaders are mainly used for road material handling 

and paving work, such as asphalt and gravel. The environment of the road construction site is relatively open, but it needs to move and adjust the 

position frequently, so there are high requirements for the mobility and manoeuvrability of the loader. Meanwhile, to cope with different types of road 

materials, loaders usually need to be equipped with interchangeable attachments, such as buckets and bulldozers, to improve efficiency and 

adaptability.

While loaders are more commonly used in industry and construction, their use in agriculture should not be overlooked. On large farms or plantations, 

loaders are used for tasks such as soil tilling, fertiliser and crop handling. Operating conditions in agricultural environments are relatively mild, but 

demand greater versatility and economy from the equipment. Some specially designed loaders for agriculture are equipped with tyres and 

attachments suited to farmland operations and are able to carry out their tasks efficiently without damaging the arable land.

Ports and Logistics

In ports and logistics centres, loaders are mainly used for loading, unloading and stacking of goods. The slippery and heavy-duty nature of the port 

environment requires loaders with excellent stability and skid resistance. Loaders used in modern ports are often equipped with automation and 

intelligent features, such as auto-guidance and remote control, to improve operational efficiency and reduce labour costs. In addition, environmentally 

friendly loaders are increasingly being favoured to reduce noise and exhaust emissions, in line with sustainable development requirements.

Special Environmental Applications

In addition to the common scenarios mentioned above, loaders are also used in some special environments, such as the construction of Arctic research 

stations under extreme climatic conditions and the development of oil fields in desert areas. In these special environments, loaders need to have 

greater adaptability and durability, such as low-temperature starting capability and high-temperature heat dissipation systems. To meet specific needs, 

some manufacturers also offer customised solutions to ensure that loaders operate reliably in all kinds of harsh conditions.