ACE ALN 300 VS Hyundai HL930I Wheel Loader

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ACE ALN 300

Engine

Cummins 123 HP
Bucket

1.7 m³
Weight

9970 kg
Fwd. Speed

40 km/h
Dump Height

NA
Tripping Load

NA

Small (8-15 Ton)

₹ 48-50 Lakhs^*

Hyundai HL930I

Engine

Weichai 130 HP
Bucket

1.7 - 3.0 m³
Weight

10600 kg
Fwd. Speed

39 km/h
Dump Height

2905 mm
Tripping Load

NA

Small (8-15 Ton)

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ACE ALN 300 VS Hyundai HL930I Wheel Loader

ACE ALN 300

Price Available Soon

Hyundai HL930I

₹ 48-50 Lakhs

Particulars	ACE ALN 300	Hyundai HL930I

ACE ALN 300 vs Hyundai HL930I: Which Wheel Loader Suits Your Fleet?

Both these wheel loaders come with a standard AC cabin and are built for regular material handling work. The ACE ALN 300 runs a six-cylinder Cummins engine with strong low-end torque, which gives good pulling power right from low engine speed. The Hyundai HL930I is CEV-IV emission certified, uses a load-sensing hydraulic system for more efficient hydraulic work, and includes GPS as standard for fleet tracking.

If your job needs strong pulling power at low speed, such as digging into a stockpile, the ALN 300's six-cylinder torque works well. If you run several machines and want built-in GPS tracking plus a more efficient hydraulic system for repeated lifting and tipping, the HL930I is set up for that. Compare the ACE wheel loader range and Hyundai wheel loader range, browse all wheel loaders, or read the wheel loader buying guide to see which engine and hydraulic setup suits your work.

ACE ALN 300 Wheel Loader

Pros:

Engine model Cummins 123 HP provides robust performance
High maximum torque of 540 Nm at lower rpm indicates good low-end power
Piston displacement of 5.39 L and six cylinders suggest a durable and strong engine
Top forward speed of 40 km/h is suitable for quick job site operations
Standard AC cabin adds to operator comfort during long working hours

Cons:

Lack of information on overall dimensions might make it difficult to assess machine suitability for certain sites
Transmission type not clearly specified beyond Power Shift & Constant Mesh
Operating weight of 9970 kg may limit maneuverability in tight spaces
Some detailed technical specifications like Max. Dump Angle and Max. Breakout Force are missing

Hyundai HL930I Wheel Loader

Pros:

More powerful engine with 130 HP at slightly higher rpm
CEV-IV Emission certified showing a commitment to environmental standards
Load-Sensing Hydraulic System may offer more efficient operations
Higher system pressure at 190 bar could imply better hydraulic performance
GPS as standard provides enhanced fleet management capabilities

Cons:

Lower torque peak rpm range could mean less immediate power compared to ACE ALN 300
Slightly reduced maximum pump flow rate of 176 L/min may affect hydraulic performance
Four cylinders in the engine might not be as durable as a six-cylinder configuration
The maximum forward speed of 39 km/h is marginally less than the ACE ALN 300

Closing Recommendation

Both the ACE ALN 300 and the Hyundai HL930I are solid wheel loaders for regular material handling, and the right pick depends on what matters more to your work. Choose the ACE ALN 300 if strong low-end torque from a six-cylinder engine is your priority. Choose the Hyundai HL930I if you want a load-sensing hydraulic system, a newer emission rating and built-in GPS tracking. So match the machine to your work: ACE ALN 300 for strong low-end pulling power, Hyundai HL930I for efficient hydraulics and fleet tracking.