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Komatsu adds new ADT

Komatsu has extended its articulated dump truck range for the European market downwards with the addition of the 25tonne HM250-2. According to a statement from the company, the new model has been launched to meet the demand from the market for 25tonne ADTs. The design of the HM250-2 is based on the concept of Komatsu's HM300-2 which the company claims offers a good top speed and manoeuvrability, as well as a shorter front clearance. The machine also features forced oil cooled multiple disc brakes. The new A
July 25, 2012 Read time: 2 mins
Komatsu HM250-2 dump truck in quarry
THe HM250-2 is bases on the larger HM300-2

436 Komatsu has extended its articulated dump truck range for the European market downwards with the addition of the 25tonne HM250-2. According to a statement from the company, the new model has been launched to meet the demand from the market for 25tonne ADTs.

The design of the HM250-2 is based on the concept of Komatsu's HM300-2 which the company claims offers a good top speed and manoeuvrability, as well as a shorter front clearance. The machine also features forced oil cooled multiple disc brakes.

The new ADT is powered by a 232kW SAA6D125E-5 - ecot3 engine which has optimised combustion timing, ignition and a specially designed combustion chamber to reduce fuel consumption, NOx and particulates emissions, and noise levels.

Komatsu's HM250-2 has a ROPS/FOPS cab which the company claims is spacious and offers good visibility. The machine also has an air suspension seat, the hydro-pneumatic suspension and viscous cab mounts help maintain a comfortable, quiet and low-vibration working environment at all times.

Specification

Manufacturer: Komatsu
Model: HM250-2 ADT
Engine power: 232kW Maximum payload: 24tonnes Maximum capacity: 14.7m3 Maximum travel speed: 57.6km/hour

Special features: Forced oil cooled multiple disc brakes; Spacious cab; Designed to minimise noise The HM250-2 is based on the larger HM300-2

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