Hydrema M 1620 C2 16.9t 2008-2014 - Technical data

Hydrema M 1620 C2 - Product Description

Powertrain and Design

The Hydrema M 1620 C2 is a 16.9 t wheeled excavator that ensures high stability and safety during operation. Its chassis, constructed using robotic welding technology, features significant torsional rigidity. The machine is equipped with load-sensing hydraulic controls, allowing precise operation of work functions. Additionally, the modular design enables customization of support systems based on user preferences.

Undercarriage and Hydraulics

The undercarriage provides excellent maneuverability and traction under challenging conditions. The hydraulic system works efficiently, allowing for the independent control of various work functions. The hydraulic components are optimized for tasks requiring power and precision. The load-sensing hydraulic system ensures effective execution of various digging and loading tasks.

Operating Parameters

The maximum breakout force is 102 kN. The M 1620 C2 can achieve a maximum digging depth of 6400 mm and a maximum reach of 9600 mm, making it a versatile tool for various construction applications. It includes a standard bucket with a capacity of 0.9 m³, enhancing operational efficiency. This setup allows for effective work in diverse terrain conditions.

Optional Equipment

The excavator can be equipped with various attachments, such as different bucket lengths (L2.0, L2.5, L3.0, L3.5). Standard features include automatic climate control, ergonomic joysticks, and an electronic dashboard for managing machine functions. The machine configuration also offers options for various hydraulic connections and selectable work modes.

Safety and Technical Data

The machine meets stringent safety standards, featuring dual hydraulic circuits for reliability during operations. A Perkins engine with an output of 96 kW ensures high performance with low noise levels. The cabin incorporates several conveniences, including noise reduction systems and automatic engine speed stabilization, which contribute to the machine's economic operation. Operators also have access to diagnostic instructions on the electronic dashboard.