Frequently Asked Questions – Lonking Construction Machinery

Lonking wheel loaders are available across multiple tonnage classes, with bucket capacities suited to material handling from roughly 1 to 5+ cubic metres. Our 1-2t, 3-4t and 5-7t series let you match the bucket and payload to your truck size and daily workload.

Lonking wheel loaders are powered by leading engine brands including Weichai and Xinchai, with models available to meet Tier 2, Euro V and Tier 4F emission standards. This gives buyers flexible power options for different markets and regulatory requirements.

First match the machine to your material type and typical bucket load, then consider the bucket capacity you need to keep loading cycles efficient. For sizing advice tied to your specific application, contact our sales team and we will recommend the right model.

Yes. Lonking maintains a global service and genuine parts network. Each wheel loader is supported with factory-direct spare parts supply and technical support to keep your machine working wherever your site is located.

Lonking produces mid-size and large excavators, covering operating weights from the mid range up to the 30t class, and also offers wheel excavators and long-reach configurations for specialist digging, trenching and material-handling work.

Lonking excavators are built around reliable engine brands such as Cummins, Isuzu, Yanmar and Nissan, with emission options from Tier 2 through Euro V and Tier 4F to suit different regional standards.

Yes. Long-reach excavator configurations and canopy (open) cabs are available across several of our models, so you can tailor the machine to dredging, deep excavation, low-headroom sites or hot-climate operation.

Lonking excavators are factory-direct from one of the world’s largest construction machinery manufacturers, offering strong value on purchase price while retaining the durability, parts availability and support expected of an established global brand.

It depends on your application. Electric forklifts are quieter, emission-free and cheaper to run over their lifetime, making them ideal for indoor warehouses and distribution centres. Diesel forklifts suit outdoor, heavy-duty jobsites where fast refuelling and high lifting capacity matter.

Lonking produces both electric and diesel forklifts covering a practical lifting capacity range for warehouse, logistics and industrial material handling, with models matched to common load weights from light to medium-heavy duty.

Lonking forklifts are used across manufacturing, logistics and warehousing, e-commerce fulfilment and distribution centres, where reliable, efficient material handling is essential to daily throughput.

Yes. Lonking supports its forklifts globally with factory-direct genuine parts, and electric models are backed by the battery and charging support you need to keep your fleet running.

Single drum rollers are the standard choice for soil, subgrade and granular base compaction in earthwork. Double drum (tandem) rollers are preferred for asphalt paving, where they produce a smooth, sealed finish across nearly the full width on each pass.

Lonking produces road rollers across the A9, B, D and DD series, with drum widths and static linear loads matched to different compaction depths and productivity requirements, from site preparation through larger road-building projects.

Each Lonking series is engineered for a specific working range – from lighter, more manoeuvrable models for confined sites to heavier, higher-output single and double drum units for large earthwork and asphalt projects. Our sales team can match the right series to your job.

Hydrostatic transmission gives smooth, infinitely variable speed control, which is critical for keeping a consistent compaction pace and achieving target density without over-compacting. Many Lonking rollers use hydrostatic drive for this reason.

Wheels are better on paved yards, compacted gravel and concrete where you value speed and lower maintenance. Compact track loaders (CTLs) are the better choice on mud, soft or sandy ground and where you need to minimise ground disturbance on turf or finished grades.

ROC is the maximum safe working load a skid steer can lift and carry, and it determines whether the machine can handle your bucket size, palletised loads and heavier powered attachments. Choosing a machine with the right ROC is the first step in matching it to your work.

Lonking skid steer loaders accept a wide range of attachments – buckets, pallet forks, augers, breakers, sweepers and more – so one machine can handle loading, grading, landscaping and demolition tasks across the jobsite.

Lonking skid steer and compact track loaders are available with a range of engine options, including models meeting Tier 2, Euro V and Tier 4F standards, so you can comply with regional emissions rules while keeping the power your attachments need.