Hangcha Towing Tractor HIC30 | 3 ton

Description

Hangcha Towing Tractor HIC30 | 3 ton

The Hangcha HIC30 is an Internal Combustion (IC) towing tractor designed for heavy-duty material handling.
While Hangcha is widely known for its “A Series” and “X Series” electric tractors (like the QDD30), the HIC series represents their diesel/gasoline powered line, offering high drawbar pull for industrial and airport ground support applications.
Below are the technical specifications for the 3.0-ton (30kN) model:

Specification Data

Model HIC30.
Rated Towing Capacity 39,000 kg (Approx. 39 Tons).
Rated Drawbar Pull 30 kN (3,000 kgf).
Max. Drawbar Pull 24 kN – 30 kN (depending on engine/surface).
Travel Speed (Unladen) 25 – 30 km/h.
Travel Speed (Laden) 7 – 10 km/h.

Dimensions & Weight

Specification Measurement;
Overall Length ~3,100 mm.
Overall Width ~1,450 mm.
Overall Height (to Top Guard) ~2,050 mm.
Wheelbase ~1,600 mm.
Ground Clearance 150 mm.
Turning Radius (Outside) ~3,300 mm.
Service Weight ~3,800 kg – 4,100 kg.

Engine & Drivetrain

The HIC30 typically offers multiple engine options depending on the region and emission requirements (Stage III, IV, or V).
Engine Types: Commonly equipped with XinChai (Diesel) or Nissan/YanMar engines.
Transmission: Hydraulic transmission (Powershift) with 1 forward and 1 reverse gear (or 2F/1R in some configurations).
Fuel Tank Capacity: ~60 – 70 Liters.
Tires: Pneumatic tires are standard for outdoor use (Solid tires optional).

Key Features

Ergonomics: Spacious operator cabin with a suspension seat and an automotive-style dashboard for ease of use during long shifts.
Visibility: Large glass area and a low-profile rear chassis provide excellent views of the rear towing hitch.
Durability: Heavy-duty steel plate chassis and a reinforced rear axle designed for high-frequency towing.
Safety: Features include a vacuum-assisted braking system and an automatic parking brake in newer versions.

Common Applications

Airports: Ground support for baggage carts and small aircraft.
Manufacturing: Moving heavy production components between halls.
Logistics: Long-distance hauling within large warehouse complexes.
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