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Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Low Price Komatsu PC240: Maximum Value in the 24-Ton Segment This Komatsu PC240 is priced competitively for buyers who demand 24-ton capability but need to control upfront equipment investment. The PC240 delivers 125kW of digging power and 1.2m³ bucket capacity at a significantly lower price point than equivalent excavators from premium dealer channels. 2. 125kW with 1.2m³ Bucket: 50% More Volume Than 20-Ton Class The PC240's

Products Description Product Parameters NO Item Data 1 Type Caterpillar CAT 320D 2 Operating weight 20000kg 3 Bucket capacity 1m³ 4 Boom length 5700mm 5 Stick length 2900mm 6 Rotation speed 11.5rpm 7 Walking speed 3.5/5.7km/h 8 Gradeability 35°/70° 9 Engine model C6.4ACERT 10 Rated power 103kw/2000rpm 11 Hydraulic pump CAT 12 Cooling method water-cooling why choose our excavator？ 1. Japanese-Origin CAT 320D with C6.4ACERT: Emissions-Compliant Performance This CAT 320D is

Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Komatsu PC210LC: 110kW with Long Undercarriage Stability The PC210LC designation indicates a long undercarriage configuration that provides enhanced fore-aft stability and improved lifting capacity over standard-track 20-ton models. At 21,000kg with Komatsu's proven 110kW engine, it combines the maneuverability of a 20-ton machine with the stability characteristics of a heavier excavator. 2. 0.9m³ Bucket: Optimized for

Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Komatsu PC220: 22-Ton Power Boost Over Standard 20-Ton Class The PC220 occupies a strategic position — 2 tons heavier than the ubiquitous PC200, delivering noticeably more digging force and lifting capacity without the full jump to a 24-30 ton machine. For contractors whose workload consistently pushes a 20-ton excavator, the PC220 provides that extra capability margin. 2. 1m³ Bucket with 110kW: Balanced Productivity Package

Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Komatsu PC240: 125kW at the 24-Ton Sweet Spot The Komatsu PC240 bridges the gap between 20-ton general-purpose excavators and 30-ton heavyweights. At 24,000kg with 125kW of power, it handles jobs that challenge 20-ton machines — deep excavation beyond 6 meters, heavy rock handling, and quarry support — while maintaining better fuel economy and lower transport costs than 30-ton alternatives. 2. 1.2m³ Bucket: 50% More Volume

Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Komatsu PC360: 180kW of Pure Excavation Power at 36 Tons The Komatsu PC360 is a serious earthmoving machine for contractors who have outgrown the 20-30 ton class. With 180kW driving a high-flow hydraulic system and 1.6m³ bucket, the PC360 moves material at a rate that transforms project timelines — loading a 20-ton highway truck in under 2 minutes under good conditions. 2. 1.6m³ Bucket: Production-Class Earthmoving The 1.6m³

Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Komatsu PC400: 257kW / 40-Ton Earthmoving Dominance The Komatsu PC400 represents the upper tier of Komatsu's construction excavator range, delivering 257kW of engine power through a high-capacity hydraulic system to a 1.9m³ bucket. This is a production-class machine built for the largest earthmoving, mining support, and quarry applications where daily output is measured in thousands of cubic meters. 2. 1.9m³ Bucket: Maximum

Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Japan-Original Komatsu PC200-8: The Dash-8 Evolution The PC200-8 represents Komatsu's eighth-generation refinement of the legendary PC200 platform, incorporating electronic engine management, improved hydraulic efficiency, and enhanced operator comfort over earlier generations. This Japanese-market unit comes with documented service history and verified low operating hours. 2. 110kW Tier-Compliant Engine with Electronic

Products Description why choose our excavator？ 1. Japanese-Origin CAT 320BL: Premium Used Condition This CAT 320BL is sourced from the Japanese domestic market, renowned for stringent equipment maintenance culture and low operating hours. Japanese-market Caterpillar machines are typically dealer-serviced throughout their working life, resulting in better-preserved hydraulic systems, undercarriages, and engine conditions compared to machines from less regulated markets. 2.