Umojambele

Cat 6020B

6.0k0/5 Rate
Vendor: Mantrac Uganda Limited

Uganda |

Continental Wide

Product Descriptions

When we invited our customers to help us design the first of our “Next Generation” Cat® hydraulic shovels, they gave us three top priorities: Make it safe, keep it simple and make it reliable. We responded by developing the Cat 6020B, which delivers the simplicity and versatility you desire, with valuable modern design features that set it apart from the competition.The 6020B offers class-leading visibility and a cab designed for comfort, safety and efficiency. A walk-through and exchangeable power module contributes to easier serviceability. The 6020B is 25% more fuel efficient than other shovels in its class, delivering efficiency and cost advantages. And the proven C32 engine meets emission standards without the need for DEF, saving time and cost during maintenance.

Product Specifications

Engine Output - SAE J1995	776 kW
Dipper Payload	21.6 t
Operating Weight	230.2 t

Lead Time

Quantity (pieces)	5	10	50	50+
Lead time (days)	10	15	20	to be negotiated

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Mantrac Uganda Limited

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Uganda

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On-time delivery rate
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Descriptions from the Supplier

The Mansour Group has grown over three generations. From its early beginnings as a cotton exporter in Egypt to the global conglomerate it is today, the story of the Mansour Group is a testament to the importance of family values, long-term relationships and growth. Mantrac was formed by Mansour Group in 1977 and became the sole authorised dealer of Caterpillar products in Egypt In 1997, Mansour Group acquired Unatrac, Unilever’s Caterpillar dealership in East and West Africa, expanding its distribution and support into core African markets. Then in 2000, Mantrac and Unatrac merged to form Mantrac Group.