SHANBO EW50 Electric Loader Launched: Dual-Gun Fast Charging & Long Range

SHANBO has recently launched the EW50 heavy-duty electric loader. Designed for demanding applications such as mines, aggregate plants, steel mills, and construction sites, this zero-emission, low-energy-consumption machine provides reliable new-energy loading equipment for green construction projects.

Core Configuration: CATL LFP Power Battery

The EW50 electric loader is powered by CATL lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries with capacities of 282 kWh or 350 kWh, offering an operating range of 5–10 hours to fully meet all-day work requirements. It supports the new national standard for dual-gun DC fast charging; when paired with a 240 kW charging station, a full charge takes only 1–1.5 hours, significantly reducing downtime.

Powerful Performance and Hydraulic System

The machine is equipped with permanent magnet synchronous drive and pump motors, featuring a rated load of 5,500 kg and a bucket capacity range of 2.7–5.0 m³ (interchangeable based on material). It utilizes SHANBO-manufactured drive axles and an electronically controlled fixed-shaft transmission. Key systems include full hydraulic braking, dual-pump combined flow pilot controls, and a full-hydraulic load-sensing steering system, ensuring smooth operation, high tractive force, and a gradeability of up to 30°.

Comfortable, Smart Cab; Stable and Reliable for Heavy-Duty Work

The cab comes standard with electric heating and air conditioning, full-vehicle LED lighting, and a rear-view camera system, offering a wide field of vision and enhanced comfort during long shifts. With dimensions of 8,920 × 3,000 × 3,400 mm and 23.5-25 tires, the machine delivers a maximum tractive force of 165 ± 5 kN, making it ideal for high-intensity, continuous material loading and transport operations.

Applicable Scenarios

The SHANBO EW50 electric loader is widely used in both enclosed and open-air work sites—such as mines, sand and gravel yards, cement plants, concrete batching plants, and industrial facilities for material handling. Compared to traditional fuel-powered loaders, it offers lower noise levels and zero exhaust emissions, providing a significant cost advantage in terms of energy consumption over long-term use.