Technical Pain Points of Fixed Track Chassis
Traditional fixed-gauge crawler chassis has a single technical structure, which cannot adapt to the dual needs of road transportation and on-site construction. Narrow-track chassis is convenient for transportation but has insufficient construction stability; wide-track chassis has high stability but exceeds road transportation limits, requiring high-cost transportation and complicated approval procedures, which greatly restricts the flexibility of equipment cross-region operation.

MAGEON Hydraulic Telescopic Core Technology
MAGEON independently developed full-hydraulic synchronous telescopic technology for crawler chassis. It adopts double hydraulic cylinder synchronous drive and high-precision sliding bushing structure. The operator can freely adjust the track gauge in the cab, realizing automatic switching between narrow transportation state and wide construction state without manual disassembly and assembly.
The built-in reinforced limit locking device can automatically lock the track width after adjustment, ensuring no displacement or shaking of the sliding structure during high-torque drilling, piling and slope climbing operations. The wear-resistant lining adopts imported high-strength alloy material, which has low friction coefficient and long service life, avoiding jamming and abnormal wear of telescopic structure.

Technical Application Value
This hydraulic telescopic technology perfectly solves the industry contradiction between equipment transportation convenience and construction stability. It greatly reduces the cross-region transportation cost and time cost of municipal drilling rigs and small piling equipment, and is the core technical support for urban narrow-site construction equipment.