Original Komatsu PC200 Used Excavator 20 Ton Hydraulic Crawler Exporter
Original Komatsu PC200 Used Excavator 20 Ton Hydraulic Crawler Exporter

Original Komatsu PC200 Used Excavator 20 Ton Hydraulic Crawler Exporter

Product Introduction

Source reliable secondhand Komatsu PC200 crawler excavators with low working hours, verified SAA6D107E-1 engine performance, custom attachments, and export support.

Product Information

Type:
Komatsu PC200
Operating weight:
19900 kilograms
Bucket capacity:
0.8 cubic meters
Walking speed:
3.0-5.5 km/h
Engine model:
Komatsu SAA6D107E-1
Distribution valve:
Komatsu
Fuel tank:
400L
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The Komatsu PC200 remains one of the most sought-after 20-ton class hydraulic crawler excavators in the global construction and earthmoving sector. Powered by a reliable Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 water-cooled engine delivering 110 kW of rated power at 2,000 rpm, this secondhand excavator offers an optimal balance of fuel efficiency, breakout force, and hydraulic control. Designed with a 19,900 kg operating weight and a sturdy 0.8 m³ bucket capacity, the Komatsu PC200 delivers consistent performance across heavy infrastructure build-outs, quarry operations, and large-scale agricultural leveling. Every pre-owned unit undergoes a rigorous 50-point technical inspection covering hydraulic pressure consistency, track wear, and main pump efficiency prior to export shipment.

 

Key Performance Advantages & B2B Benefits

  • Fuel-Efficient Power Output: Equipped with a 6.69L displacement 6-cylinder Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 turbocharged engine, the machine optimizes fuel burn during heavy digging operations while maintaining a high walking speed between 3.0 km/h and 5.5 km/h.

  • Superior Hydraulic Digging Force: Features a maximum bucket digging force of 149 kN and a stick digging force of 108 kN, driven by original Komatsu hydraulic pumps and distribution valves to handle dense earth and rocky terrain.

  • Deep Reach Capabilities: Outfitted with a 5,700 mm heavy-duty boom and a 2,925 mm stick, achieving a maximum excavation depth of 6,620 mm and a maximum vertical excavation depth of 5,980 mm for deep foundation trenching.

  • Sturdy Undercarriage Stability: Built with high-tensile steel track links and rollers capable of managing a 35°/70° gradeability, ensuring safe operation on steep inclines and unpaved mud surfaces.

  • Long Operations Capacity: Integrated with a 400L fuel tank and water-cooling radiator system, reducing daily refuel downtime during multi-shift infrastructure projects.

 

Technical Specifications

  • Machine Model: Komatsu PC200

  • Operating Weight: 19,900 kg

  • Bucket Capacity: 0.8 m³

  • Boom Length: 5,700 mm

  • Stick Length: 2,925 mm

  • Rotation Speed: 12.4 rpm

  • Walking Speed: 3.0–5.5 km/h

  • Gradeability: 35°/70°

  • Bucket Digging Force: 149 kN

  • Stick Digging Force: 108 kN

  • Engine Model: Komatsu SAA6D107E-1

  • Rated Power: 110 kW / 2,000 rpm

  • Hydraulic Pump Brand: Komatsu

  • Distribution Valve Brand: Komatsu

  • Engine Displacement: 6.69 L

  • Number of Cylinders: 6

  • Cooling Method: Water-cooling

  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 400 L

  • Transport Length: 9,480 mm

  • Transport Width: 2,800 mm

  • Transport Height: 3,040 mm

  • Maximum Excavation Radius: 9,875 mm

  • Maximum Excavation Depth: 6,620 mm

  • Maximum Excavation Height: 10,000 mm

  • Maximum Unloading Height: 7,110 mm

  • Maximum Vertical Excavation Depth: 5,980 mm

 

Operational Application Scenarios

Commercial Civil Infrastructure & Road Construction The 19,900 kg operating weight and 9,875 mm excavation radius provide the necessary leverage for sub-base grading, bridge foundation digging, and highway roadside ditch clearing. Contractors benefit from smooth swing motion at 12.4 rpm for high-cycle truck loading.

Quarrying & Aggregate Handling With 149 kN of bucket digging force, the Komatsu PC200 efficiently handles fragmented rock, gravel, and heavy topsoil. The robust 0.8 m³ bucket capacity maximizes throughput when feed loading crushers or screening plants.

Urban Demolition & Land Clearing The maximum unloading height of 7,110 mm allows operators to deposit debris into high-sided dump trucks easily. The stable undercarriage platform supports hydraulic breaker attachments for breaking concrete foundations or clearing land for urban real estate developments.

 

Customization, Inspection & Export Logistics

To meet diverse job site demands, each unit supports customized bucket sizes, quick couplers, hydraulic piping for hammer attachments, and track shoe modifications. Prior to dispatch, our engineering team performs engine pressure testing, hydraulic oil filtration, and cabin restoration. All machinery is cleaned, anti-corrosion coated, and prepared for secure ocean transport via Flat Rack, RO-RO, or container shipping methods. Detailed operation video logs and pre-shipment inspection documentation are provided for complete buyer verification.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is the working condition of the hydraulic main pump verified before shipment? A: Every machine undergoes a comprehensive pressure test under full working load. We check flow rates, distribution valve response, and temperature stability to ensure zero hydraulic leaks and smooth multi-function operation.

Q: Can the excavator be retrofitted with additional auxiliary hydraulic lines? A: Yes, auxiliary hydraulic piping can be installed or upgraded prior to shipping to accommodate rock breakers, hydraulic grapples, or augers based on project requirements.

Q: What paperwork and export documentation are provided for customs clearance? A: Complete export documentation including the Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, and pre-shipment inspection certificates are prepared to facilitate smooth import customs processing.

Q: What is the typical lead time for international delivery? A: Inland yard preparation, servicing, and custom fitting take 5 to 7 business days. Sea freight shipping schedules vary by destination port, typically ranging from 15 to 30 days.

 

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