BEML BE200 VS Case CX220C Excavator

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BEML BE200

Weight

20000 Kg
Bucket

0.96 m³
Dig. Depth

6140 mm
Engine

BEML 128 HP
Warranty

1 Yr. / 2000 hr.
Boom

5700 mm

Medium (15-25 Ton)

₹72 - 74 lakh^*

Case CX220C

Weight

21600 Kg
Bucket

0.94-1.2 m³
Dig. Depth

6650 mm
Engine

FPT 157 HP
Warranty

1 Year
Boom

5700 mm

Medium (15-25 Ton)

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BEML BE200 VS Case CX220C Excavator

BEML BE200

Price Available Soon

Case CX220C

₹72 - 74 lakh

Particulars	BEML BE200	Case CX220C

BEML BE200 vs Case CX220C: Which One Fits Your Site?

The Case CX220C brings more engine power and a longer reach, while the BEML BE200 stays lighter and goes easier on soft ground. The Case CX220C runs a 157 HP engine, digs with 152 kN of bucket force, and carries a 458 litre fuel tank that keeps it working through long shifts. The BEML BE200 runs lighter and applies lower ground bearing pressure, which helps it work on soft or wet soil without sinking or compacting the ground as much.

A driver working on marshy or soft sites, or one who wants a lighter machine to move around, will lean toward the BEML BE200. A driver who needs more power, a longer digging reach and a bigger fuel tank will lean toward the Case CX220C, though its GPS and AC cabin cost extra. See the full BEML excavator range and Case excavator range, all excavators, or read our excavator buying guide.

Case CX220C

Pros:

Higher engine power output with 157 HP which can result in better performance
Larger fuel tank at 458 L provides longer operational uptime before refueling
Greater bucket digging force of 152 kN might offer better penetration in tough materials
Slightly higher maximum digging reach and depth offering extended operational range

Cons:

Optional GPS and AC cabin which might incur additional costs
Undercarriage is slightly longer which could affect manoeuvrability in tight spaces

BEML BE200

Pros:

Advanced technology for optimized construction performance as claimed by the manufacturer
Slightly lighter operating weight which may offer better fuel efficiency
Lower ground bearing pressure could result in less soil compaction and better operation on soft ground

Cons:

Less engine power at 128 HP which might affect performance in demanding tasks
No GPS option available, which may be a drawback for projects requiring precision
Smaller fuel tank capacity may require more frequent stops for refueling

Closing Recommendation

Both these excavators handle medium construction jobs, but they suit different ground conditions. The BEML BE200 stays lighter, applies less pressure on the ground and works well on soft or wet sites where sinking is a concern. The Case CX220C brings more engine power, a longer reach and a bigger fuel tank, though the GPS and AC cabin come at extra cost and it needs more room to turn. So match the machine to your work: BEML BE200 for soft ground and lighter jobs, Case CX220C for raw power and longer reach.