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    Komatsu PC2000-8 VS Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator

    Komatsu PC2000-8
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    Komatsu PC2000-8

    • Weight

      200000 Kg

    • Bucket

      12 - 13.7 m³

    • Dig. Depth

      9235 mm

    • Engine

      Komatsu 976 HP

    • Warranty

      1 Yr. / 3000 hr.

    • Boom

      8700 mm
    Extra-Large (>50 Ton)
    Liebherr R 9250 G6
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    Liebherr R 9250 G6

    • Weight

      250000 Kg

    • Bucket

      15 m³

    • Dig. Depth

      8700 mm

    • Engine

      GE 1408 HP

    • Warranty

      1 Yr. / 2000 hr.

    • Boom

      9000 mm
    Extra-Large (>50 Ton)

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    The comparisons provided are based on the technical specifications published by the respective OEMs on their official websites and brochures. Please confirm these details directly with the OEMs before making any final decision.

    Key Highlights Komatsu PC2000-8Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Komatsu PC2000-8 VS Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator
    Komatsu PC2000-8 Excavator
    Komatsu PC2000-8

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    Liebherr R 9250 G6 Mining Excavator on Desi Machines
    Liebherr R 9250 G6

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    Particulars Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6

    Komatsu PC2000-8 vs Liebherr R 9250 G6: Which Mining Excavator to Pick?

    Both machines belong to the largest class of mining excavators, but they do not run the same way. The Komatsu PC2000-8 runs on a diesel engine, so you can move it between pits and sites like any other diesel machine. The Liebherr R 9250 G6 runs on a large electric motor and carries a bigger bucket, which suits a big mining pit that stays in one place for years and already has power set up.

    For a mining company or EPC buyer, the real question is not which machine digs better, but which power setup fits your site. A diesel machine like the Komatsu goes where you need it, any day. An electric machine like the Liebherr needs a steady power line or generator, but can cost less to run once that is in place. Check dealer support for the Liebherr brand in your area, and browse more excavators or read our guide to excavator applications before you decide.

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Excavator

    Pros:

    • Features a high-capacity 12 - 13.7 m³ bucket suitable for large-scale mining operations
    • Equipped with a powerful 976 HP Komatsu engine
    • Has a robust undercarriage length of 7445 mm supporting excellent stability
    • Offers GPS and AC Cabin as standard features for enhanced operation
    • Includes an efficient hydraulic system with a main pump flow of 2317 L/min

    Cons:

    • Lower engine power compared to Liebherr R 9250 G6
    • Limited information on fuel tank capacity
    • Slightly lower travel speed-high of 2.7 Km/h
    • The ground bearing pressure of 190 kPa could be restrictive in certain conditions

    Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator

    Pros:

    • Possesses a massive 15 m³ bucket, perfect for high-capacity mining activities
    • 1408 HP electric motor offers superior power
    • Longer undercarriage length of 8255 mm may offer better stability
    • Lower ground bearing pressure of 204.9 kPa might be better for soft ground conditions
    • Increased hydraulic tank capacity of 2826 L could mean longer operation times between maintenance

    Cons:

    • Electric fuel type might limit mobility compared to diesel engines
    • Lower swing speed of 4.4 rpm compared to Komatsu PC2000-8
    • Shorter warranty of 1 Yr. / 2500 hr. compared to Komatsu's 1 Yr. / 3000 hr.

    Pros:

    Cons:

    Closing Recommendation

    Neither machine is simply the better one, since they are built for different kinds of mining work. The Liebherr R 9250 G6 suits a project that wants a bigger bucket and steady electric power over the years. The Komatsu PC2000-8 suits a project that needs diesel mobility and can work within its ground limits. So match the machine to your work: the Liebherr R 9250 G6 for a large, fixed mining pit with power already in place, the Komatsu PC2000-8 for work that needs a diesel machine you can move between sites.

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Price, Technical Specifications & Features

    Brand L&T Komatsu Excavator Liebherr Excavator
    Type Extra-Large (>50 Ton) Extra-Large (>50 Ton)
    Operating Cost Price Available Soon Price Available Soon
    Price Price Available Soon Price Available Soon
    Weight 200000 Kg 250000 Kg
    Bucket 12 - 13.7 m³ 15 m³
    Max Digging Depth 9235 mm 8700 mm
    Engine Komatsu 976 HP GE 1408 HP
    Warranty 1 Yr. / 3000 hr. 1 Yr. / 2000 hr.
    Boom 8700 mm 9000 mm
    Quick Overview:

    The Komatsu PC2000-8 is a 200-ton class ultra-heavy mining hydraulic excavator built for coal mining, iron ore extraction, and high-volume overburden removal on a large scale. Its exceptional performance is powered by a Komatsu SAA12V140E-3 diesel engine that produces 976 HP at 1,800 rpm. With an operating weight of 200,000 kg, it offers unmatched ground stability and a solid platform for the most extreme mining conditions. Its massive bucket capacity of 12.0 to 13.7 m³ in backhoe mode and around 11 m³ in loading shovel configuration benables large-scale material movement. This Komatsu excavator can reach a maximum digging depth of around 9.2 metres, providing extended reach and high breakout forces that result in superior productivity in deep mining sites. Its advanced hydraulic system features intelligent power management for smooth, precise control and faster cycle times, significantly reducing operating costs. Heavy-duty components, reinforced boom and arm, and a robust undercarriage help minimize downtime in difficult mining environments over longer periods. VHMS health monitoring, low-noise technology, and a service-friendly maintenance design further enhance machine reliability and operator comfort during extended shifts. Ground-level access and enhanced filtration systems streamline servicing and lessen maintenance intervals on active sites. This excavator from Komatsu Construction Equipment is one of the most powerful and productive options available, designed for large-scale coal and iron ore mining operations in India.

    Electric drive sets the Liebherr R 9250 G6 apart from most mining excavators of its size. A GE motor rated 1408 HP replaces the diesel entirely, so this 250000 kg machine with a 15 m³ bucket runs with no exhaust and far less driveline heat. Bucket digging force is 870 kN, and it digs to 8700 mm.

    For mines with power infrastructure at the face, electric drive shifts energy spend from diesel to grid supply and takes the diesel service schedule with it. Dump height of 10300 mm clears large rigid dumpers, and the machine keeps Liebherr’s standard AC cabin and GPS fitment.
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    Komatsu PC2000-8 vs Liebherr R 9250 G6: Which Mining Excavator to Pick?

    Both machines belong to the largest class of mining excavators, but they do not run the same way. The Komatsu PC2000-8 runs on a diesel engine, so you can move it between pits and sites like any other diesel machine. The Liebherr R 9250 G6 runs on a large electric motor and carries a bigger bucket, which suits a big mining pit that stays in one place for years and already has power set up.

    For a mining company or EPC buyer, the real question is not which machine digs better, but which power setup fits your site. A diesel machine like the Komatsu goes where you need it, any day. An electric machine like the Liebherr needs a steady power line or generator, but can cost less to run once that is in place. Check dealer support for the Liebherr brand in your area, and browse more excavators or read our guide to excavator applications before you decide.

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Excavator

    Pros:

    • Features a high-capacity 12 - 13.7 m³ bucket suitable for large-scale mining operations
    • Equipped with a powerful 976 HP Komatsu engine
    • Has a robust undercarriage length of 7445 mm supporting excellent stability
    • Offers GPS and AC Cabin as standard features for enhanced operation
    • Includes an efficient hydraulic system with a main pump flow of 2317 L/min

    Cons:

    • Lower engine power compared to Liebherr R 9250 G6
    • Limited information on fuel tank capacity
    • Slightly lower travel speed-high of 2.7 Km/h
    • The ground bearing pressure of 190 kPa could be restrictive in certain conditions

    Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator

    Pros:

    • Possesses a massive 15 m³ bucket, perfect for high-capacity mining activities
    • 1408 HP electric motor offers superior power
    • Longer undercarriage length of 8255 mm may offer better stability
    • Lower ground bearing pressure of 204.9 kPa might be better for soft ground conditions
    • Increased hydraulic tank capacity of 2826 L could mean longer operation times between maintenance

    Cons:

    • Electric fuel type might limit mobility compared to diesel engines
    • Lower swing speed of 4.4 rpm compared to Komatsu PC2000-8
    • Shorter warranty of 1 Yr. / 2500 hr. compared to Komatsu's 1 Yr. / 3000 hr.

    Pros:

    Cons:

    Closing Recommendation

    Neither machine is simply the better one, since they are built for different kinds of mining work. The Liebherr R 9250 G6 suits a project that wants a bigger bucket and steady electric power over the years. The Komatsu PC2000-8 suits a project that needs diesel mobility and can work within its ground limits. So match the machine to your work: the Liebherr R 9250 G6 for a large, fixed mining pit with power already in place, the Komatsu PC2000-8 for work that needs a diesel machine you can move between sites.

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Price, Technical Specifications & Features

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Brand
    L&T Komatsu Excavator Liebherr Excavator
    Type
    Extra-Large (>50 Ton) Extra-Large (>50 Ton)
    Price
    Price Available Soon Price Available Soon
    Weight
    200000 Kg 250000 Kg
    Bucket
    12 - 13.7 m³ 15 m³
    Max Digging Depth
    9235 mm 8700 mm
    Engine
    Komatsu 976 HP GE 1408 HP
    Warranty
    1 Yr. / 3000 hr. 1 Yr. / 2000 hr.
    Boom
    8700 mm 9000 mm
    Quick Overview:

    The Komatsu PC2000-8 is a 200-ton class ultra-heavy mining hydraulic excavator built for coal mining, iron ore extraction, and high-volume overburden removal on a large scale. Its exceptional performance is powered by a Komatsu SAA12V140E-3 diesel engine that produces 976 HP at 1,800 rpm. With an operating weight of 200,000 kg, it offers unmatched ground stability and a solid platform for the most extreme mining conditions. Its massive bucket capacity of 12.0 to 13.7 m³ in backhoe mode and around 11 m³ in loading shovel configuration benables large-scale material movement. This Komatsu excavator can reach a maximum digging depth of around 9.2 metres, providing extended reach and high breakout forces that result in superior productivity in deep mining sites. Its advanced hydraulic system features intelligent power management for smooth, precise control and faster cycle times, significantly reducing operating costs. Heavy-duty components, reinforced boom and arm, and a robust undercarriage help minimize downtime in difficult mining environments over longer periods. VHMS health monitoring, low-noise technology, and a service-friendly maintenance design further enhance machine reliability and operator comfort during extended shifts. Ground-level access and enhanced filtration systems streamline servicing and lessen maintenance intervals on active sites. This excavator from Komatsu Construction Equipment is one of the most powerful and productive options available, designed for large-scale coal and iron ore mining operations in India.

    Electric drive sets the Liebherr R 9250 G6 apart from most mining excavators of its size. A GE motor rated 1408 HP replaces the diesel entirely, so this 250000 kg machine with a 15 m³ bucket runs with no exhaust and far less driveline heat. Bucket digging force is 870 kN, and it digs to 8700 mm.

    For mines with power infrastructure at the face, electric drive shifts energy spend from diesel to grid supply and takes the diesel service schedule with it. Dump height of 10300 mm clears large rigid dumpers, and the machine keeps Liebherr’s standard AC cabin and GPS fitment.

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Key Highlights

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Engine Make Komatsu SAA12V140E-3 GE E-Motor
    Fuel Tank 3400 L NA
    Engine Displacment 30.48 L NA
    Under Carriage 7445 mm 8255 mm
    Hydraulic System NA 4050 L
    Arm 3900 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach 15780 mm NA
    Fuel Consumption NA NA
    Overall Width 7490 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Length 17030 mm 17800 mm
    Bucket Digging Force 626 kN 870 kN
    Tailswing Radius 5880 mm NA
    Track Shoe Width 810 mm 850 mm
    AC Cabin Standard Standard
    GPS Standard Standard

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Key Highlights

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Engine Make
    Komatsu SAA12V140E-3 GE E-Motor
    Fuel Tank
    3400 L NA
    Engine Displacment
    30.48 L NA
    Under Carriage
    7445 mm 8255 mm
    Hydraulic System
    NA 4050 L
    Arm
    3900 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach
    15780 mm NA
    Fuel Consumption
    NA NA
    Overall Width
    7490 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Length
    17030 mm 17800 mm
    Bucket Digging Force
    626 kN 870 kN
    Tailswing Radius
    5880 mm NA
    Track Shoe Width
    810 mm 850 mm
    AC Cabin
    Standard Standard
    GPS
    Standard Standard

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Specifications

    Engine

    3593 3719
    Model Komatsu 976 HP GE 1408 HP
    Fuel Diesel Electric
    Type 12 Cylinders , 4-cycle , aftercooled , direct injection , turbocharged , water-cooled 3-phase AC squirrel cage motor
    Rated Engine Power 976 HP (728 kW) @ 1800 rpm 1408 HP (1050 kW) @1500 rpm
    Maximum Torque NA NA
    Piston Displacement 30.48 L NA
    Alternator 2 x 90A / 24V NA
    Battery 140 Ah , 4 x 12V NA
    Starting Motor 2 x 11 kW NA

    Undercarriage

    NA NA
    No of Top rollers 3 2
    No of bottom rollers 8 9
    Track Shoes (Each Side) 49 NA
    Track Guard NA NA
    Track Shoe width 810 mm 850 mm
    Ground bearing pressure 190 kPa 204.9 kPa
    Track Tensioning Grease Grease
    Gradeability 65% NA
    Travel Speed-Low NA NA
    Travel Speed-High 2.7 Km/h 2.0 Km/h
    Max Tracking Force NA NA

    Hydraulic System

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Hydraulic pump Variable Displacement Piston Pumps 3 variable flow axial piston pumps
    Maximum Flow 2317 L/min 2 x 771 + 1 x 579 L/min
    Pilot Pump Gear Pump NA
    Implement Circuit 29.4 MPa 32.0 MPa
    Swing Circuit 29.4 MPa NA
    Travel circuit 32.9 MPa NA
    Pilot circuit 2.9 MPa NA

    Hydraulic Motors

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Travel 2 x axial piston motors with parking brake 2 axial piston motors per side frame
    Swing 2 x axial piston motors with swing holding brake 2 Liebherr axial piston motors

    Service Capacities

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Fuel tank 3400 L NA
    Engine Coolant 180 L NA
    Engine oil 120 L NA
    Hydraulic system NA 4050 L
    Hydraulic tank 1300 L 2826 L

    Machine Weight

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Operating Weight 200000 Kg 250000 Kg

    Working Range

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Boom length 8700 mm 9000 mm
    Arm length 3900 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach 15780 mm NA
    Max Digging Reach on ground 15305 mm 1550 mm
    Max digging depth 9235 mm 8700 mm
    Max digging height 13410 mm 15200 mm
    Max Dump Height 8650 mm 10300 mm
    Max vertical wallcut depth 2710 mm NA
    Min swing radius 7500 mm NA
    Max Height at Min Swing radius NA NA
    Max height (above ground) NA NA
    Dig depth (below ground) NA NA
    Bucket Digging Force 626 kN 870 kN
    Arm Digging Force 574 kN 800 kN
    Swing Speed 4.8 rpm 4.4 rpm

    Dozer Blade

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Dozer Type NA NA
    Dozer Length NA NA
    Digging depth for ground level NA NA
    Approach Angle NA NA
    Width NA NA
    Height NA NA

    Bucket

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Bucket Capacity 12 - 13.7 m³ 15 m³

    Static Dimensions

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Overall Length 17030 mm 17800 mm
    Overall width 7490 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Height 7135 mm 7800 mm
    Overall Height of Cab 7030 mm 7600 mm
    Upper Width 7490 mm 5500 mm
    Track Lengh on Ground 5780 mm 6396 mm
    Undercarriage overall length 7445 mm 8255 mm
    Tailswing radius 5880 mm NA
    Min Ground clearance 825 mm 875 mm
    Track gauge 4600 mm 4900 mm
    Width over tracks 5650 mm 6183 mm
    Track Height NA 2185 mm
    Counterweight Clearance 2095 mm 2200 mm
    Track Shoe Width 810 mm 850 mm

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Specifications

    Engine

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Model
    Komatsu 976 HP GE 1408 HP
    Fuel
    Diesel Electric
    Type
    12 Cylinders , 4-cycle , aftercooled , direct injection , turbocharged , water-cooled 3-phase AC squirrel cage motor
    Rated Engine Power
    976 HP (728 kW) @ 1800 rpm 1408 HP (1050 kW) @1500 rpm
    Maximum Torque
    NA NA
    Piston Displacement
    30.48 L NA
    Alternator
    2 x 90A / 24V NA
    Battery
    140 Ah , 4 x 12V NA
    Starting Motor
    2 x 11 kW NA

    Undercarriage

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    No of Top rollers
    3 2
    No of bottom rollers
    8 9
    Track Shoes (Each Side)
    49 NA
    Track Guard
    NA NA
    Track Shoe width
    810 mm 850 mm
    Ground bearing pressure
    190 kPa 204.9 kPa
    Track Tensioning
    Grease Grease
    Gradeability
    65% NA
    Travel Speed-Low
    NA NA
    Travel Speed-High
    2.7 Km/h 2.0 Km/h
    Max Tracking Force
    NA NA

    Hydraulic Motors

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Hydraulic pump
    Variable Displacement Piston Pumps 3 variable flow axial piston pumps
    Maximum Flow
    2317 L/min 2 x 771 + 1 x 579 L/min
    Pilot Pump
    Gear Pump NA
    Implement Circuit
    29.4 MPa 32.0 MPa
    Swing Circuit
    29.4 MPa NA
    Travel circuit
    32.9 MPa NA
    Pilot circuit
    2.9 MPa NA

    Service Capacities

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Fuel tank
    3400 L NA
    Engine Coolant
    180 L NA
    Engine oil
    120 L NA
    Hydraulic system
    NA 4050 L
    Hydraulic tank
    1300 L 2826 L

    Machine Weight

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Operating Weight
    200000 Kg 250000 Kg

    Working Range

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Boom length
    8700 mm 9000 mm
    Arm length
    3900 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach
    15780 mm NA
    Max Digging Reach on ground
    15305 mm 1550 mm
    Max digging depth
    9235 mm 8700 mm
    Max digging height
    13410 mm 15200 mm
    Max Dump Height
    8650 mm 10300 mm
    Max vertical wallcut depth
    2710 mm NA
    Min swing radius
    7500 mm NA
    Max Height at Min Swing radius
    NA NA
    Max height (above ground)
    NA NA
    Dig depth (below ground)
    NA NA
    Bucket Digging Force
    626 kN 870 kN
    Arm Digging Force
    574 kN 800 kN
    Swing Speed
    4.8 rpm 4.4 rpm

    Dozer Blade

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Dozer Type
    NA NA
    Dozer Length
    NA NA
    Digging depth for ground level
    NA NA
    Approach Angle
    NA NA
    Width
    NA NA
    Height
    NA NA

    Bucket

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Bucket Capacity
    12 - 13.7 m³ 15 m³

    Static Dimensions

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Overall Length
    17030 mm 17800 mm
    Overall width
    7490 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Height
    7135 mm 7800 mm
    Overall Height of Cab
    7030 mm 7600 mm
    Upper Width
    7490 mm 5500 mm
    Track Lengh on Ground
    5780 mm 6396 mm
    Undercarriage overall length
    7445 mm 8255 mm
    Tailswing radius
    5880 mm NA
    Min Ground clearance
    825 mm 875 mm
    Track gauge
    4600 mm 4900 mm
    Width over tracks
    5650 mm 6183 mm
    Track Height
    NA 2185 mm
    Counterweight Clearence
    2095 mm 2200 mm
    Track Shoe Width
    810 mm 850 mm

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    Frequently Asked Question

    Ans.

    The biggest difference is how each machine gets its power. The Komatsu PC2000-8 runs on a diesel engine, while the Liebherr R 9250 G6 runs on a large electric motor with a bigger bucket, so the choice changes how you plan power at your mining site.

    Ans.

    Not easily. An electric mining excavator like the R 9250 G6 needs a steady power cable or a large generator running near it at all times, so it suits a pit that stays in one place for a long time, not a machine you move often.

    Ans.

    The Liebherr R 9250 G6 carries a bigger bucket than the Komatsu PC2000-8, so it can move more material in each pass. This matters most on large, long-running mining projects where every scoop counts.

    Ans.

    The Komatsu PC2000-8 is easier to move, since a diesel engine does not need a power line to run. If your work shifts between pits or projects, the diesel machine gives you that freedom.

    Ans.

    Pick the Liebherr R 9250 G6 when the pit is fixed for years and power is already arranged, since electric drive can lower running cost over a long project. Pick the Komatsu PC2000-8 when the project needs a machine that can travel with diesel fuel alone.

    Komatsu PC2000-8 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 - Compare Price & Availability Across 600+ Locations in India

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    • Raigad

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