Asia MotorWorks launches 3118 Truck

01 Mar 2010 CW Staff

Asia MotorWorks Ltd (AMW) recently introduced its new 3118 haulage truck for heavy-duty, long distance applications in the Indian transport sector. The 3118 is ideally suited for transporting steel, oil, cement and is also intended for port applications and general market load. The 3118 fulfils the critical requirement of a high performance, robust vehicle suitable for on-road applications.

AMW’s 3118 haulage truck is fitted with a Cummins 180 brake horse power (BHP) diesel engine and a flat torque curve on a larger band of revolution per minute (rpm) for excellent fuel efficiency. The gear shift comes with closely packed gear ratios leads to longer life of transmission and reduced maintenance costs, besides the advantage of grade ability.

The bogie suspension renders increased suspension life, superior drive comfort for enhanced driver productivity and increased tyre life. The suspended cab design makes it easy to access the entire drive line. The vehicle comes with crash proof cabins contributing to safe and efficient driving.

Contact: Asia MotorWorks Ltd. Tel: 022- 6710 1501. Fax: 022-6710 1504. E-mail: sales@amwasia.com Website: www.amwasia.com

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