HD Construction Equipment Hyundai North America has introduced the HX210L long-track excavator, which incorporates many of the next generation features the manufacturer debuted at ConExpo in March.
These features include productivity-driving upgrades, improved fuel efficiency and changes that make the HX210L more comfortable, safer and easier to service.
The HX210L is equipped with a high-performance Hyundai DX05 engine, rated at 186 hp that delivers 6 per cent more torque and 7 per cent greater fuel efficiency, while reducing DEF consumption by 30 percent. Other improvements include added comfort features, extended service intervals, and enhanced safety features.
The Hyundai HX210L has a rated operating weight of 24,900 kg and maximum dig depth of 6.32 metres.
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According to Joe Hodges, Hyundai’s Product Manager for Excavators, the HX210L’s proven pilot-controlled hydraulic system delivers the traditional feel, and performance operators appreciate from Hyundai, while making it a budget-friendly choice for rental houses and larger fleets.
The HX210L is built on the same heavy-duty platform as the bigger HX230L. The excavator comes standard with a 4,900 kg heavy counterweight to enhance stability and lifting capacity. Its reinforced upper structure, upgraded swing bearing, increased swing torque and larger-capacity, heavy-duty buckets help boost productivity.
More safety, less service
Hyundai has upgraded operator comfort features, including making standard a wider, heated and cooled seat as well as improved venting for exceptional climate control. Hyundai is also offering the excavators with of optional packages that bring HX comfort features on par with luxury automobiles.
Owners and fleet managers will appreciate that Hyundai has extended replacement intervals for engine oil, engine filters and fuel filters from 500 to 1,000 hours when they use CK-4 engine oil, and extended coolant replacement intervals from 2,000 to 6,000 hours.
A new, optional safety feature is a white-noise alert tone that uses a wideband frequency to warn people on the jobsite of the machine’s presence. The sound quickly dissipates compared to other buzzers, reducing noise complaints. Other optional safety features include Smart Around View Monitoring that works off six cameras and applies Artificial Intelligence to automatically detect people passing or working around the machine during operation.
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