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Komatsu PC26E-6

The Komatsu PC26E-6 is a compact, all-electric 2.7-tonne mini excavator with a 15.4 kW motor and an operating weight of 2.7 tonnes. Zero exhaust emissions, near-silent operation and vibration-free performance, ideal for urban construction sites and indoor work.

Engine power
15,4 kW
Operating Weight
2790 kg
Energy type
EL

Description

The Komatsu PC26E-6 is a compact, all-electric mini excavator in the 2.7-tonne class, designed for urban construction, indoor applications and environmentally sensitive worksites. Based on the proven PC26 platform, it delivers the same reliability, controllability and digging performance as its diesel counterpart, the PC26MR, but with zero exhaust emissions, near-silent operation and vibration-free performance. Compared with the PC20E-6, it has higher motor power, higher operating weight and a larger bucket capacity, and suits slightly more demanding jobs.

In the model name, PC stands for Komatsu’s crawler excavators, the number 26 refers to the size class, and the letter E refers to electric drive.

Komatsu PC26E-6 specifications and weight:

The PC26E-6 has a motor power of 15.4 kW, an operating weight of 2.7 tonnes and a bucket capacity of 0.035–0.085 m³. For full dimensions and technical data, see the data sheet or the supplier’s PC26E-6 product page, and explore more options among Komatsu’s mini excavators.

Because it produces no exhaust emissions and runs almost silently, the machine suits construction sites in built-up areas, indoor work and places with strict emission and noise requirements.

If you need a diesel model in a similar size, see the PC26MR. For more power and capacity in an electric version, the PC33E represents a natural step up.

Operating a mini excavator requires proper training. Hesselberg offers a heavy equipment operator course for certification and skills development.

As a supplier of Komatsu in Norway, Hesselberg offers the full model range, along with a wide selection of excavators for different types of construction work.

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