CASE CX230 CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

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- CASE
- Model
- CX230
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- CRAWLER EXCAVATORS
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A+Technical Description
The Case CX230 is a mid-size crawler excavator with an operating weight of approximately 49,318 lbs and powered by a turbocharged BB-6BGIT engine delivering 141 hp at 1950 rpm. It features a displacement of 396.3 cubic inches and a 24-volt electrical system supported by a 50-amp alternator. The hydraulic system includes a pump flow capacity of 106.2 gpm and holds 54.5 gallons of hydraulic fluid, operating under a relief pressure of 4,974.8 psi, ensuring efficient boom, stick, and bucket operation. The machine offers three boom and stick configurations: - Option 1 allows a maximum cutting height of 30.2 ft, digging depth of 18.3 ft, and reach along ground of 28.9 ft. - Option 2 increases these specs to 31 ft maximum cutting height, 19.9 ft digging depth, and 30.3 ft reach. - Option 3 further extends performance with a max cutting height of 31.9 ft, digging depth of 21.9 ft, and reach of 32.1 ft. The excavator’s bucket capacities range from a minimum of 0.6 cu yd to a maximum of 1.7 cu yd, with a reference capacity of 1.2 cu yd. Dimensions include a ground clearance of 1.6 ft, a track gauge of 6.6 ft, and a track length on the ground of 11.4 ft. The tail swing radius is 9.3 ft, and the machine width is 8.4 ft outside the tracks. The undercarriage features 47 shoes per side, two carrier rollers, and eight track rollers per side, with a ground pressure of 7.7 psi and a maximum travel speed of 3.3 mph. Overall, the Case CX230 combines robust engine power, versatile boom options, and strong hydraulic performance, suitable for demanding excavation tasks requiring precision and reach flexibility.
Technical Attributes
- Max Digging Depth
- 18.3 ft
- Max Reach
- 30.30 ft
- Track Width
- 21.65 ''
- Engine Power
- 141.0 HP
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