Komatsu PC240 Second Hand Crawler Excavator
Komatsu PC240 Second Hand Crawler Excavator

Komatsu PC240 Second Hand Crawler Excavator

Product Introduction

High-performance secondhand Komatsu PC240 crawler excavator featuring 25,130kg weight, 110kW engine, and original hydraulics. Fully inspected and prepared for international export shipping.

Product Information

Type:
Komatsu PC240
Operating weight:
25,130 kilograms
Walking speed:
3.1-5.5 km/h
Engine model:
Komatsu SAA6D107E-1
Rated power:
110kw/2000rpm
Fuel tank:
400L
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The Komatsu PC240 crawler excavator serves as a heavy-duty hydraulic workhorse engineered for large-scale earthmoving, mining extraction, and civil infrastructure construction. Equipped with an authentic 6-cylinder Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 turbocharged engine producing 110 kW of rated output at 2,000 rpm, this secondhand unit offers high operational torque while maintaining optimized fuel economy across intensive operating shifts. Built with a robust operating weight of 25,130 kg and a heavy-duty 1.2 m³ bucket capacity, the PC240 delivers strong leverage and exceptional chassis balance when tackling hard soil, gravel, and rock formations. Every pre-owned unit undergoes rigorous physical pre-shipment inspections—including hydraulic main pump pressure checks, undercarriage roller wear evaluation, and engine load diagnostics—to guarantee immediate job-site readiness for international equipment buyers.

 

Heavy-Duty Engineering & Commercial Advantages

  • Verified Engine Output & Low Hourly Fuel Burn: Powered by a 6.69L displacement Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 water-cooled engine, delivering 110 kW rated power to maintain consistent loading speed while curbing long-term operational fuel costs.

  • Superior Digging Force Capabilities: Delivers 172 kN of maximum bucket digging force and 129 kN of stick digging force, facilitating rapid penetration into compacted clay, blasted rock, and dense aggregate deposits.

  • Extended Excavation Envelope: Outfitted with a 5,850 mm heavy-duty boom and a 3,045 mm arm stick, achieving a maximum excavation radius of 10,180 mm and a maximum digging depth of 6,920 mm for deep foundation projects.

  • Reinforced Track Chassis & Slope Stability: Engineered with full-length steel crawler track assemblies featuring a 35°/70° gradeability rating, ensuring machine equilibrium and traction on unpaved terrain and steep incline angles.

  • High-Capacity Fuel Reservoir: Integrates a 400 L heavy-duty fuel tank coupled with an advanced water-cooling radiator system to support extended operational cycles without midday refueling disruptions.

 

Technical Specifications

Parameter Item Technical Specification Data
Type Komatsu PC240
Operating Weight 25,130 kg
Bucket Capacity 1.2 m³
Boom Length 5,850 mm
Stick Length 3,045 mm
Rotation Speed 11.7 rpm
Walking Speed 3.1–5.5 km/h
Gradeability 35°/70°
Bucket Digging Force 172 kN
Stick Digging Force 129 kN
Engine Model Komatsu SAA6D107E-1
Rated Power 110 kW / 2,000 rpm
Hydraulic Pump Komatsu
Distribution Valve Komatsu
Displacement 6.69 L
No. of Cylinders 6
Cooling Method Water-cooling
Fuel Tank 400 L
Overall Length 9,885 mm
Overall Width 3,280 mm
Overall Height 3,185 mm
Maximum Excavation Radius 10,180 mm
Maximum Excavation Depth 6,920 mm
Maximum Excavation Height 10,000 mm
Maximum Unloading Height 7,035 mm
Maximum Vertical Excavation Depth 6,010 mm

 

Job-Site Application Scenarios

Highway Construction & Major Earthworks

With a 25,130 kg operating weight and a wide 3,280 mm stance, the PC240 provides firm ground anchoring during sub-grade earth removal, slope cutting, and site leveling. The 11.7 rpm swing speed enables quick loading cycles into high-capacity dump trucks.

Quarry Loading & Rock Handling

Generating 172 kN of bucket breakout force paired with a 1.2 m³ capacity bucket, this model excels at moving blasted quarry rock, gravel stockpiles, and heavy demolition debris into crushing units or transport hoppers.

Deep Foundation & Utility Trenching

Reaching a maximum excavation depth of 6,920 mm and a maximum vertical depth of 6,010 mm, the PC240 allows engineering teams to execute deep trenching for municipal water mains, sewer lines, and commercial building foundations with clean vertical walls.

Attachment Retrofitting, Quality Control & Transport

Custom auxiliary hydraulic piping lines can be installed prior to dispatch to run hydraulic rock breakers, quick couplers, timber grapples, or rippers based on specific project requirements. Pre-shipment quality control includes comprehensive hydraulic system pressure testing, fluid replacement, electrical line checks, and undercarriage cleaning. Operational video documentation and comprehensive mechanical inspection reports are prepared for customer verification before machine loading. Units are prepared with anti-corrosion protection and shipped via Flat Rack, RO-RO, or open-top container vessels tailored to destination port infrastructure.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the hydraulic pump performance verified prior to shipping?

Our service technicians attach hydraulic pressure gauges to the original Komatsu main pump and distribution valve under operational load. We verify working relief pressures, check cylinder seals for oil seepage, and conduct temperature testing to ensure hydraulic performance remains stable.

Can extra auxiliary hydraulic pipelines be retrofitted for attachments?

Yes, custom dual-way auxiliary hydraulic lines can be fitted to support hydraulic breaker hammers, augers, or demolition shears according to client specifications.

What documentation is provided for international customs clearance?

We supply complete commercial export packages, including Commercial Invoices, Packing Lists, Bills of Lading, Certificates of Origin, and third-party physical inspection reports required for seamless port clearance.

What is the lead time from order confirmation to port departure?

Machine servicing, hydraulic checks, and attachment retrofits take approximately 5 to 7 business days. Ocean transit durations depend on the destination port, typically ranging from 15 to 35 days.

 

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