Belarusian Amkodor upgrades manufacturing branch, shows latest machines

Precise operation of new ameliorative machines of Belarusian make was demonstrated as modernized shops of OAO Amkodor-KEZ were opened in the town of Kokhanovo, Tolochin District, Vitebsk Oblast, BelTA has learned.

Prime Minister of Belarus Roman Golovchenko took part in the solemn ceremony. He was made familiar with the company's latest products, including those made in June 2021. He talked to specialists and learned about advantages of the machines and their performance. Some of the models are truly unique. Their performance has been increased by up to ten times.

The prime minister also personally tested the comfort of the driver's cab of some of the machines on display. Roman Golovchenko also tested Belarus' first tracked excavator with the bucket volume of 1m3. The excavator rolled off the assembly line on 23 July. It will be used in civil engineering, housing and road construction, industrial construction, and during ameliorative operations. The new excavator can also dig frozen earth as well as preliminarily loosened frozen soil and rock. The Kokhanovo-made powerful bulldozers can be used for fighting fires. Their work was demonstrated in the testing area of the enterprise. The visitors saw that these machines can handle heat, hail, and unstable soil and can be driven by a delicate girl.

Amkodor-KEZ's product choice includes 11 titles. The enterprise was founded in 1974 and initially specialized in maintenance and repairs of excavators. Nowadays it is a modern factory that makes machines of the future. The enterprise became part of the holding company Amkodor in 2013. It has been gradually modernized since then. Over Br25 million has been invested in retooling. Amkodor-KEZ is Belarus' only manufacturer of ameliorative machines and single-bucket hydraulic excavators on wheeled chassis and tracked chassis, trench-cutting machines, tracked bulldozers, and other specialized machines. Amkodor-KEZ's machines can operate in swampy areas and on soft ground.

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