Electrification of a Doosan Machine for Hakkers

Electrification of a Doosan Machine for Zero-Emission Heavy Equipment

SDK Engineering successfully completed the full electrification of a Doosan machine for Hakkers. The project included the engineering, supply and integration of a complete electric drivetrain, high-voltage system, battery pack, software controls and safety systems. The result is a powerful zero-emission machine designed for demanding heavy-duty applications.

The Challenge

As the demand for zero-emission construction equipment continues to grow, Hakkers required a future-proof solution that would maintain the performance and reliability of its existing machine while eliminating emissions.

The challenge extended far beyond replacing the diesel engine. The complete electric powertrain, battery system, charging infrastructure, machine controls and safety systems had to be seamlessly integrated into the original machine architecture.

Our Solution

SDK Engineering managed the complete electrification process, including:

• Electrical engineering
• System design
• Electric drivetrain integration
• High-voltage installation
• Battery integration
• Software development
• CAN bus communication
• Assembly
• Testing
• Commissioning
• Final inspection

All electrical systems were fully integrated into the original machine controls, allowing the electric drivetrain, battery system, charging systems and safety features to operate as one complete solution.

Technical Specifications

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Results

The machine successfully passed its official inspection and is now fully operational as a zero-emission machine. Remote monitoring provides real-time insight into battery performance, energy consumption and system status, enabling efficient fleet management and predictive maintenance.

This project marks another successful electrification delivered by SDK Engineering and forms the foundation for additional projects currently underway for Hakkers.

Our Expertise

• Heavy equipment electrification
• Electric drivetrains
• Battery systems
• High-voltage integration
• CAN bus systems
• Software engineering
• System integration
• Commissioning
• Remote monitoring