— 18TDN48 Mid-Engine Shuttle Car

18TDN48

18-ton capacity. 50-inch conveyor. Built for high-volume underground haulage.

The largest machine in the AMAC lineup, engineered for high-volume underground haulage in demanding conditions, and configured around your operation.

18tdn48

— WHY THE 18TDN48

Key advantages

Unique Feature

Cab Raise & Lower

Adjustable cab height gives operators improved sightlines during loading and transport. Unique to this model in the AMAC lineup.

Power

281 HP Mercedes Engine

Mercedes 926LA, electronically controlled, delivering the power needed for heavy loads on steep grades.

Discharge

50-Inch Wide Conveyor

A 48-inch ladder chain with dual 100 HP hydraulic motors for fast, reliable material discharge.

Capability

14% Grade Capability

Handles steeper grades than any other model in the lineup, with full multi-mode and crab steering.

— TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Built to the numbers

Load Capacity
18Tons / 36,000 lb
Engine
281HP Mercedes 926LA
Conveyor
50"Dual 100 HP Motors
Max Grade
14%7.97 Degrees
Drivetrain4 independent closed-loop propel circuits
Max Speed6 MPH (9 KPH)
Special FeatureCab raise and lower
SteeringTwo-wheel, four-wheel, crab
Fire SuppressionAutomatic / manual, standard
Operator SafetyROPS / FOPS certified
18tdn48

— Engineered From the Ground Up

Bigger does not mean generic

The 18TDN48 is the biggest machine in our shuttle car lineup, but we configure every unit for the operation it will work in. Cab height, conveyor width, steering setup, onboard systems, and safety features are all tailored to your underground conditions and crew. If you are moving high volumes and need a machine built for it, our engineering team can put together a configuration that fits.

Service from the people who built it

AMAC designs, builds, and services the 18TDN48 under one roof. Repair, rebuild, parts, and maintenance are handled directly by the team that knows the machine, quickly and with clear communication. From a worn component to a full rebuild, you are working with the people who built it.

— Questions

Common questions