Neuson 12002 11.52t 2000-2004 - Technical data

Neuson 12002 11.52t 2000-2004 - Product Description

Powertrain and Design

The Neuson 12002 is a compact crawler excavator weighing 11.52 tons. It features a reliable John-Deere 4045TF270 water-cooled turbo diesel engine with a power output of 74 kW (100.6 HP). With an overall height of 2790 mm, this machine is suitable for operation in various environments. The width of the excavator is 2400 mm, ensuring stability during operation. The transport length is not specified.

Working System and Hydraulics

The working system of the Neuson 12002 provides a maximum digging depth of 4480 mm for the short bucket and 4780 mm for the long bucket. Its maximum reach is 7976 mm, enabling efficient earth-moving tasks. The hydraulic system operates at a working pressure of 300 bar, which enhances operational efficiency. Additionally, the machine is equipped with a proportional control system and connections for extra hydraulics.

Operating Parameters

The Neuson 12002 offers a maximum breaking force of 51.3 kN for the short bucket and 42.7 kN for the long bucket. The maximum working radius reaches 7976 mm, and the maximum discharge height is 5885 mm. With a transport weight of 11520 kg, the machine ensures stability during work. It can also be equipped with a bucket having a capacity of 0.36 m³.

Optional Equipment

Various options for additional equipment are available for the Neuson 12002, including a cabin with air conditioning and the possibility of selecting different bucket configurations. Moreover, safety systems such as overload protection are available. Other options include working lights and theft protection systems.

Safety and Technical Data

In terms of safety, the Neuson 12002 meets FOPS standards for the cabin. Additionally, the machine features various safety valves, including overload protection for the arms. The noise emission level is 101 dB (A), complying with EU regulations. The hydraulic system also provides adequate cooling of hydraulic oil, prolonging the system's lifespan.