Conquering Extreme Cold: Jiangsu Anteng AT75B Hydraulic Vibratory Hammer Works Efficiently at -25 C in Russia's Ural Mountains

In the extreme cold near Russia's Ural Mountains, the AT75B hydraulic vibratory hammer demonstrated outstanding weather resistance and construction stability. Mounted on a SANY 375H excavator, the hammer operated continuously in a -25 C environment, providing strong and reliable support for local infrastructure construction.

Winters in the Ural Mountains are long and severe, placing extremely high demands on the low-temperature adaptability of construction machinery. The Jiangsu Anteng AT75B is designed for such extreme working conditions. By using special low-temperature-resistant materials and a reinforced hydraulic system, the equipment can start quickly and operate steadily even at minus 25 degrees Celsius. Its high-frequency vibration and efficient rock-breaking capability in frozen ground perfectly match local pile foundation construction needs under complex geological conditions, earning high praise from Russian partners.

As an innovation leader in China's hydraulic vibratory hammer sector, Jiangsu Anteng has always upheld the principle of conquering extreme environments through quality. The successful application of the AT75B in Russia's severe cold region verifies the product's durability, reliability and consistent efficiency in extreme cold, while further expanding the footprint of Chinese intelligent manufacturing in overseas high-end infrastructure markets. Jiangsu Anteng will continue to provide global customers with better piling solutions through solid technical strength.