Komatsu PC210LC/NLC-11
The Komatsu PC210LC-11 is a versatile crawler excavator in the 21-tonne class for excavation, trenching and foundation work. With a 123 kW engine and operating weight from 22 to 24 tonnes, it is a reliable and flexible choice for everyday construction.
- Engine power
- 123/165 kW/HP
- Energy type
- Diesel
- Operating Weight
- 22,1-23,6 t
Description
The Komatsu PC210LC-11 is a crawler excavator from Komatsu with an operating weight of 22,450 to 24,110 kg, built for contractors who need a reliable machine for daily construction work.
PC stands for Power Crawler. 210 refers to the weight class. LC means Long Carriage, describing a longer undercarriage for better stability during digging and lifting.
Komatsu PC210LC-11 specs, weight and dimensions:
The PC210LC-11 is powered by a 123 kW (165 HP) Stage V engine and has an operating weight of 22,100–23,600 kg depending on configuration and undercarriage. The machine is equipped with Komatsu's closed centre load sensing hydraulic system for precise movements and efficient power transfer. For full dimensions, fuel tank capacity and technical specifications, see the datasheet or the manufacturer's page for the PC210LC-11.
The Komatsu PC210LC-11 is well suited to excavation pits, trench work, foundation work and general earthmoving. Compared to the Komatsu PC240LC-11 and Komatsu PC290LC-11 it is lighter and more flexible, and is often the right choice where maximum lifting capacity is not required. At the same time it delivers significantly more capacity than the Komatsu PC138US-11 and Komatsu PC228USLC-11. KOMTRAX telematics and the Komatsu CARE maintenance programme support efficient fleet management and low operating costs.
Selecting the right machine size involves more than weight class alone. Project scope, ground conditions and capacity requirements all play a decisive role. Hesselberg provides expert guidance to ensure the right machine is matched to the task, whether that is this model or another in the Komatsu range. Operating the PC210LC-11 requires a machine operator's licence, typically class M2. Hesselberg offers heavy equipment operator courses for certification and skills development.