CAT320GC

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Maintenance: Compared with previous models, the expected maintenance costs are lower. The maintenance interval can be extended to 1000 hours, and the replacement interval of the hydraulic oil filter is as long as 3000 hours. All daily maintenance work can be carried out on the ground, and the service life of the excavator’s filters and maintenance cycles can be tracked through the monitor in the cab.
– Operational comfort: The comfortable cab is equipped with a spacious seat that can be flexibly adjusted. The standard automatic temperature control device ensures a comfortable temperature during operation, and the cab has sufficient storage space. In addition, personal devices can be connected via the USB port of the standard radio and Bluetooth® technology.
– Safety: The standard ROPS cab meets the requirements of ISO 12117-2:2008, is equipped with a standard rear-view camera, and a right-side camera is available as an option. The automatic stop function of the hydraulic hammer will issue a warning after 15 seconds of continuous empty striking, and automatically turn off the hydraulic hammer after 30 seconds, so as to prolong the service life of the machine tool.

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Basic parameters: The engine model is Cat® C4.4, with a net power of 109.1kW, an operating weight of approximately 20600kg, a maximum digging depth of 6630mm, a general bucket capacity of 1m³, a fuel tank capacity of 345L, and a hydraulic oil tank capacity of 115L.
– Performance features: It adopts an advanced electro-hydraulic system, achieving an excellent balance between power and efficiency. Moreover, the valve priority can set hydraulic pressure and flow according to instructions, realizing fast medium and low load cycle times. By precisely combining low engine speed with a large hydraulic pump, fuel consumption can be reduced, providing a fuel consumption guarantee of no more than 12 liters per hour on average for one year.