New Holland W 230 Evolution 20.8t 2005-2007 - Technical data

New Holland W 230 Evolution - Product Description

Powertrain and Design

The New Holland W 230 Evolution is a wheel loader with an operating weight of 20.8 t, equipped with a Cummins 6CTAA engine with a displacement of 8.3 l. The rated power is 168 kW (225 PS), while the maximum power achieved at 2000 min-1 is 242 PS (181 kW). The powertrain is based on a 4-stroke diesel engine with a turbocharger and electronic direct injection that ensures high efficiency with low emissions.

Undercarriage and Hydraulics

The hydraulic system of the W 230 Evolution features two gear pumps and a Load-Sensing system. The maximum hydraulic flow rates up to 220 l/min, with maximum operating pressure of 210 bar. This model has a two-axle steering system with a hydraulic braking system, providing stability and efficiency during operation in challenging terrains.

Operating Parameters

The W 230 Evolution offers a bucket capacity ranging from 3.6 to 4.0 m³. Its transport length is 8.5 m, and width is 2.9 m, making it highly maneuverable on the job site. With an impressive turning radius of 6.7 m under full load, this loader operates efficiently in confined spaces. The lifting performance of this machine is 6.2 seconds.

Optional Equipment

The W 230 Evolution model provides optional features such as air conditioning, enhancing operator comfort during work. Additionally, there are standard features ensuring safety and comfort, allowing for the machine to be adapted for various construction tasks. Despite the absence of certain accessories, this model offers a strong base for future modifications.

Safety and Technical Data

The W 230 Evolution is equipped with ROPS/FOPS protection systems, ensuring a high level of operator safety. The machine meets the ISO 3471 and ISO 3449 standards. It also features functions such as automatic transmission control, along with standard engine protection safeguards against hazardous situations, which increases its reliability during construction operations.