USED EQUIPMENT
VOLVO EC55B PRO
Equipment Details
- Year
- 2007
- Hours
- 12,896 H
- Location
- SÓC SƠN HÀ NỘI VIỆT NAM
- Price
- On request
Purchase & Rental Inquiry
Equipment ID: 90 · VOLVO EC55B PRO
Equipment Description
1. Equipment Overview
Manufacturer: Volvo
Model Name: EC55B Pro
Machine Type: Compact Crawler Excavator
Year of Manufacture & First Registration: 2007 (First registered: May 3, 2007)
Design Standard: Swedish engineering, built for durability and high fuel efficiency.
2. Engine & Powertrain
Engine Model: Volvo D3.1 (4-stroke, liquid-cooled Diesel)
Number of Cylinders: 4 Cylinders in-line
Engine Displacement: 3,119 cc (3.1L)
Rated Power Output: 40.5 PS (29.8 kW / 40.0 HP) @ 2,100 RPM
Fuel Type: Diesel
3. Dimensions & Operating Weight
Operating Weight: 5,460 kg (5.46 Tons)
Overall Length: 5,920 mm
Overall Width: 1,920 mm
Overall Height: 2,553 mm
Track Shoe Width: 400 mm
Dozer Blade Width: 1,920 mm (Dozer height: 360 mm)
4. Performance & Hydraulic System
Standard Bucket Capacity (SAE): 0.18 m³ (Bucket width: approx. 600 mm)
Travel Speed: 2.3 km/h (Low) / 4.1 km/h (High)
Swing Speed: 9.5 RPM
Bucket Digging Force: ~ 37.7 kN
Max Drawbar Pull: 48 kN
5. Working Range
Max Digging Reach: 6,110 mm
Max Digging Depth: 3,820 mm
Max Digging Height: 5,730 mm
Max Dumping Height: 4,020 mm
Features
Reliable Mechanical Injection: Traditional mechanical pump and injectors avoid complex, delicate Common Rail electronics.
Exceptional Durability: The Volvo D3.1 industrial platform withstands continuous heavy loads without overheating.
Maximum Fuel Efficiency: Optimized combustion chamber design minimizes diesel consumption and operating costs.
Fuel Tolerant: Operates smoothly on various fuel grades without the risk of costly electronic injector failures.
Easy & Low-Cost Maintenance: Simple mechanical structure with widely available parts and low repair expenses.
Smooth & Low Vibration: Stable engine RPM with clean exhaust sound and minimal cabin vibration.
High Low-End Torque: Excellent torque output prevents engine stalling during heavy digging, dozing, or lifting.