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    Liebherr R 9200 G7 VS Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator

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    Liebherr R 9200 G7 VS Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator
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    Liebherr R 9200 G7

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    Particulars Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 vs Liebherr R 9250 G6: Which One to Buy?

    Both are very large Liebherr mining excavators with AC cabin and GPS, but the power source is different. The tables below give the full numbers. Here is the simple difference. The Liebherr R 9200 G7 runs on diesel, travels a little faster and has a large fuel tank, so it works on any site. The Liebherr R 9250 G6 runs on electricity, has a bigger bucket and gives clean power, but it is heavier and needs a steady power supply.

    So the choice is diesel that works anywhere, or electric with a bigger bucket and clean, lower-cost power. For remote mines with no steady power and for easier moving, the R 9200 G7 fits. For large, fixed mines with a strong power supply where a bigger bucket and low emissions matter, the R 9250 G6 is the sensible pick. See the Liebherr excavator range, the full excavator list, or our excavator uses guide to match the machine to your work.

    Liebherr R 9200 G7

    Pros:

    • High engine power of 1086 HP allows for efficient heavy-duty operations
    • Large 12.5 m³ bucket capacity suitable for mining applications
    • AC cabin and GPS come standard, ensuring operator comfort and efficient navigation
    • Includes a robust undercarriage measuring 7600 mm that provides stability for the machine

    Cons:

    • Diesel fuel type may not be ideal for organizations aiming for reduced carbon emissions
    • Lower travel speed-high of 2.8 Km/h might limit the machine's mobility on-site
    • Operational weight of 205000 Kg may pose restrictions on transportation between sites

    Liebherr R 9250 G6

    Pros:

    • Exceptional bucket capacity of 15 m³ for high-capacity loading and digging
    • Powered by a 1408 HP electric engine, providing a cleaner energy solution
    • Higher ground bearing pressure of 204.9 kPa might indicate better weight distribution
    • AC cabin and GPS come standard, enhancing operator experience

    Cons:

    • The electric engine requires a consistent power source which may limit usage in remote locations
    • Marginally slower travel speed-high of 2.0 Km/h compared to the R 9200 G7
    • Considerably heavier with an operational weight of 250000 Kg, which can be a concern for logistics

    Pros:

    Cons:

    Closing Recommendation

    Both are heavy Liebherr mining excavators, so the choice is diesel that works anywhere or electric with a bigger bucket. Choose the Liebherr R 9200 G7 when your mine is remote or has no steady power, when you want faster travel and a big fuel tank, and when easier moving matters. Choose the Liebherr R 9250 G6 when your site is fixed with a strong power supply, and you want a bigger bucket, clean power and lower running cost. Also check which brand service point is near your mine. So match the machine to your work: R 9200 G7 for any site with no steady power, R 9250 G6 for a fixed, powered mine with the biggest bucket and low running cost.

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Price, Technical Specifications & Features

    Brand Liebherr 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 205000 Kg 250000 Kg
    Bucket 12.5 m³ 15 m³
    Max Digging Depth 8300 mm 8700 mm
    Engine Cummins 1086 HP GE 1408 HP
    Warranty 1 Yr. / 2000 hr. 1 Yr. / 2000 hr.
    Boom 8500 mm 9000 mm
    Quick Overview:

    Overburden is where the Liebherr R 9200 G7 spends its life. This 205000 kg mining excavator carries a 12.5 m³ bucket, powered by a Cummins QSK38 rated 1086 HP, and digs to 8300 mm with 740 kN of bucket force. Four 512 L/min pumps feed the hydraulics.

    It is scaled for large opencast coal and iron ore mines where a machine this size does the primary loading. A 4500 L fuel tank keeps it digging between scheduled stops, the cab is air conditioned for Indian summers, and GPS is standard so planners can watch utilisation in real time.

    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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    Liebherr R 9200 G7 vs Liebherr R 9250 G6: Which One to Buy?

    Both are very large Liebherr mining excavators with AC cabin and GPS, but the power source is different. The tables below give the full numbers. Here is the simple difference. The Liebherr R 9200 G7 runs on diesel, travels a little faster and has a large fuel tank, so it works on any site. The Liebherr R 9250 G6 runs on electricity, has a bigger bucket and gives clean power, but it is heavier and needs a steady power supply.

    So the choice is diesel that works anywhere, or electric with a bigger bucket and clean, lower-cost power. For remote mines with no steady power and for easier moving, the R 9200 G7 fits. For large, fixed mines with a strong power supply where a bigger bucket and low emissions matter, the R 9250 G6 is the sensible pick. See the Liebherr excavator range, the full excavator list, or our excavator uses guide to match the machine to your work.

    Liebherr R 9200 G7

    Pros:

    • High engine power of 1086 HP allows for efficient heavy-duty operations
    • Large 12.5 m³ bucket capacity suitable for mining applications
    • AC cabin and GPS come standard, ensuring operator comfort and efficient navigation
    • Includes a robust undercarriage measuring 7600 mm that provides stability for the machine

    Cons:

    • Diesel fuel type may not be ideal for organizations aiming for reduced carbon emissions
    • Lower travel speed-high of 2.8 Km/h might limit the machine's mobility on-site
    • Operational weight of 205000 Kg may pose restrictions on transportation between sites

    Liebherr R 9250 G6

    Pros:

    • Exceptional bucket capacity of 15 m³ for high-capacity loading and digging
    • Powered by a 1408 HP electric engine, providing a cleaner energy solution
    • Higher ground bearing pressure of 204.9 kPa might indicate better weight distribution
    • AC cabin and GPS come standard, enhancing operator experience

    Cons:

    • The electric engine requires a consistent power source which may limit usage in remote locations
    • Marginally slower travel speed-high of 2.0 Km/h compared to the R 9200 G7
    • Considerably heavier with an operational weight of 250000 Kg, which can be a concern for logistics

    Pros:

    Cons:

    Closing Recommendation

    Both are heavy Liebherr mining excavators, so the choice is diesel that works anywhere or electric with a bigger bucket. Choose the Liebherr R 9200 G7 when your mine is remote or has no steady power, when you want faster travel and a big fuel tank, and when easier moving matters. Choose the Liebherr R 9250 G6 when your site is fixed with a strong power supply, and you want a bigger bucket, clean power and lower running cost. Also check which brand service point is near your mine. So match the machine to your work: R 9200 G7 for any site with no steady power, R 9250 G6 for a fixed, powered mine with the biggest bucket and low running cost.

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Price, Technical Specifications & Features

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Brand
    Liebherr Excavator Liebherr Excavator
    Type
    Extra-Large (>50 Ton) Extra-Large (>50 Ton)
    Price
    Price Available Soon Price Available Soon
    Weight
    205000 Kg 250000 Kg
    Bucket
    12.5 m³ 15 m³
    Max Digging Depth
    8300 mm 8700 mm
    Engine
    Cummins 1086 HP GE 1408 HP
    Warranty
    1 Yr. / 2000 hr. 1 Yr. / 2000 hr.
    Boom
    8500 mm 9000 mm
    Quick Overview:

    Overburden is where the Liebherr R 9200 G7 spends its life. This 205000 kg mining excavator carries a 12.5 m³ bucket, powered by a Cummins QSK38 rated 1086 HP, and digs to 8300 mm with 740 kN of bucket force. Four 512 L/min pumps feed the hydraulics.

    It is scaled for large opencast coal and iron ore mines where a machine this size does the primary loading. A 4500 L fuel tank keeps it digging between scheduled stops, the cab is air conditioned for Indian summers, and GPS is standard so planners can watch utilisation in real time.

    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.

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Key Highlights

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Engine Make Cummins QSK38 GE E-Motor
    Fuel Tank 4500 L NA
    Engine Displacment 37.8 L NA
    Under Carriage 7600 mm 8255 mm
    Hydraulic System 3400 L 4050 L
    Arm 3800 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach NA NA
    Fuel Consumption NA NA
    Overall Width 7400 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Length 16700 mm 17800 mm
    Bucket Digging Force 740 kN 870 kN
    Tailswing Radius NA NA
    Track Shoe Width 800 mm 850 mm
    AC Cabin Standard Standard
    GPS Standard Standard

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Key Highlights

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Engine Make
    Cummins QSK38 GE E-Motor
    Fuel Tank
    4500 L NA
    Engine Displacment
    37.8 L NA
    Under Carriage
    7600 mm 8255 mm
    Hydraulic System
    3400 L 4050 L
    Arm
    3800 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach
    NA NA
    Fuel Consumption
    NA NA
    Overall Width
    7400 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Length
    16700 mm 17800 mm
    Bucket Digging Force
    740 kN 870 kN
    Tailswing Radius
    NA NA
    Track Shoe Width
    800 mm 850 mm
    AC Cabin
    Standard Standard
    GPS
    Standard Standard

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Specifications

    Engine

    3718 3719
    Model Cummins 1086 HP GE 1408 HP
    Fuel Diesel Electric
    Type 12 cylinder V-engine , cooler with temperature controlled fans driven via hydraulic piston motor , turbocharged after cooled 3-phase AC squirrel cage motor
    Rated Engine Power 1086 HP (810 kW) @ 1800 rpm 1408 HP (1050 kW) @1500 rpm
    Maximum Torque NA NA
    Piston Displacement 37.8 L NA
    Alternator 24 V / 260 A NA
    Battery 4 x 180 Ah / 12 V NA
    Starting Motor 24 V , 25 V NA

    Undercarriage

    NA NA
    No of Top rollers 2 2
    No of bottom rollers 8 9
    Track Shoes (Each Side) NA NA
    Track Guard NA NA
    Track Shoe width 800 mm 850 mm
    Ground bearing pressure 194.2 kPa 204.9 kPa
    Track Tensioning Grease Grease
    Gradeability NA NA
    Travel Speed-Low NA NA
    Travel Speed-High 2.8 Km/h 2.0 Km/h
    Max Tracking Force NA NA

    Hydraulic System

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Hydraulic pump 4 variable flow axial piston pumps 3 variable flow axial piston pumps
    Maximum Flow 4 x 512 L/min 2 x 771 + 1 x 579 L/min
    Pilot Pump NA NA
    Implement Circuit 35.0 MPa 32.0 MPa
    Swing Circuit NA NA
    Travel circuit NA NA
    Pilot circuit NA NA

    Hydraulic Motors

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Travel 1 axial piston motor per side frame 2 axial piston motors per side frame
    Swing 2 Liebherr axial piston motors 2 Liebherr axial piston motors

    Service Capacities

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Fuel tank 4500 L NA
    Engine Coolant NA NA
    Engine oil NA NA
    Hydraulic system 3400 L 4050 L
    Hydraulic tank 1800 L 2826 L

    Machine Weight

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Operating Weight 205000 Kg 250000 Kg

    Working Range

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Boom length 8500 mm 9000 mm
    Arm length 3800 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach NA NA
    Max Digging Reach on ground 14800 mm 1550 mm
    Max digging depth 8300 mm 8700 mm
    Max digging height 14000 mm 15200 mm
    Max Dump Height 9700 mm 10300 mm
    Max vertical wallcut depth NA NA
    Min swing radius NA NA
    Max Height at Min Swing radius NA NA
    Max height (above ground) NA NA
    Dig depth (below ground) NA NA
    Bucket Digging Force 740 kN 870 kN
    Arm Digging Force 650 kN 800 kN
    Swing Speed 5.0 rpm 4.4 rpm

    Dozer Blade

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 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

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Bucket Capacity 12.5 m³ 15 m³

    Static Dimensions

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Overall Length 16700 mm 17800 mm
    Overall width 7400 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Height 7400 mm 7800 mm
    Overall Height of Cab 7400 mm 7600 mm
    Upper Width 5400 mm 5500 mm
    Track Lengh on Ground 5862 mm 6396 mm
    Undercarriage overall length 7600 mm 8255 mm
    Tailswing radius NA NA
    Min Ground clearance 800 mm 875 mm
    Track gauge 4700 mm 4900 mm
    Width over tracks NA 6183 mm
    Track Height 2040 mm 2185 mm
    Counterweight Clearance 2175 mm 2200 mm
    Track Shoe Width 800 mm 850 mm

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 Excavator Specifications

    Engine

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Model
    Cummins 1086 HP GE 1408 HP
    Fuel
    Diesel Electric
    Type
    12 cylinder V-engine , cooler with temperature controlled fans driven via hydraulic piston motor , turbocharged after cooled 3-phase AC squirrel cage motor
    Rated Engine Power
    1086 HP (810 kW) @ 1800 rpm 1408 HP (1050 kW) @1500 rpm
    Maximum Torque
    NA NA
    Piston Displacement
    37.8 L NA
    Alternator
    24 V / 260 A NA
    Battery
    4 x 180 Ah / 12 V NA
    Starting Motor
    24 V , 25 V NA

    Undercarriage

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    No of Top rollers
    2 2
    No of bottom rollers
    8 9
    Track Shoes (Each Side)
    NA NA
    Track Guard
    NA NA
    Track Shoe width
    800 mm 850 mm
    Ground bearing pressure
    194.2 kPa 204.9 kPa
    Track Tensioning
    Grease Grease
    Gradeability
    NA NA
    Travel Speed-Low
    NA NA
    Travel Speed-High
    2.8 Km/h 2.0 Km/h
    Max Tracking Force
    NA NA

    Hydraulic Motors

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Hydraulic pump
    4 variable flow axial piston pumps 3 variable flow axial piston pumps
    Maximum Flow
    4 x 512 L/min 2 x 771 + 1 x 579 L/min
    Pilot Pump
    NA NA
    Implement Circuit
    35.0 MPa 32.0 MPa
    Swing Circuit
    NA NA
    Travel circuit
    NA NA
    Pilot circuit
    NA NA

    Service Capacities

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Fuel tank
    4500 L NA
    Engine Coolant
    NA NA
    Engine oil
    NA NA
    Hydraulic system
    3400 L 4050 L
    Hydraulic tank
    1800 L 2826 L

    Machine Weight

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Operating Weight
    205000 Kg 250000 Kg

    Working Range

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Boom length
    8500 mm 9000 mm
    Arm length
    3800 mm 4000 mm
    Max Digging Reach
    NA NA
    Max Digging Reach on ground
    14800 mm 1550 mm
    Max digging depth
    8300 mm 8700 mm
    Max digging height
    14000 mm 15200 mm
    Max Dump Height
    9700 mm 10300 mm
    Max vertical wallcut depth
    NA NA
    Min swing radius
    NA NA
    Max Height at Min Swing radius
    NA NA
    Max height (above ground)
    NA NA
    Dig depth (below ground)
    NA NA
    Bucket Digging Force
    740 kN 870 kN
    Arm Digging Force
    650 kN 800 kN
    Swing Speed
    5.0 rpm 4.4 rpm

    Dozer Blade

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 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

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Bucket Capacity
    12.5 m³ 15 m³

    Static Dimensions

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Liebherr R 9250 G6
    Overall Length
    16700 mm 17800 mm
    Overall width
    7400 mm 8145 mm
    Overall Height
    7400 mm 7800 mm
    Overall Height of Cab
    7400 mm 7600 mm
    Upper Width
    5400 mm 5500 mm
    Track Lengh on Ground
    5862 mm 6396 mm
    Undercarriage overall length
    7600 mm 8255 mm
    Tailswing radius
    NA NA
    Min Ground clearance
    800 mm 875 mm
    Track gauge
    4700 mm 4900 mm
    Width over tracks
    NA 6183 mm
    Track Height
    2040 mm 2185 mm
    Counterweight Clearence
    2175 mm 2200 mm
    Track Shoe Width
    800 mm 850 mm

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    Frequently Asked Question

    Ans.

    The main difference is the power source. The R 9200 G7 runs on a diesel engine, so it works anywhere. The R 9250 G6 runs on electricity, so it gives clean power and lower running cost, but it needs a steady power supply on site. Everything else follows from this choice.

    Ans.

    The Liebherr R 9250 G6 moves more per scoop because its bucket is bigger. Fewer, fuller scoops load dumpers faster on a big mine. The R 9200 G7 has a slightly smaller bucket. For maximum production on a fixed site with power, the electric R 9250 G6 loads more.

    Ans.

    The R 9250 G6 needs a steady electric supply on site, because it runs on an electric motor. If the mine has no reliable power, it cannot work. The R 9200 G7 runs on diesel, so it works on remote sites with no power. Check your site power before choosing the electric machine.

    Ans.

    The R 9200 G7 is easier to move and travels a little faster. It is lighter than the electric R 9250 G6, which is heavier and needs cable and power planning to relocate. For sites where the machine shifts around, the diesel R 9200 G7 is simpler to handle.

    Ans.

    The R 9250 G6 usually costs less to run because electricity is cheaper than diesel for the same work, and the electric motor needs less service. The R 9200 G7 burns diesel at every hour. On a long project with steady power, the electric machine can save a large amount over the months.

    Liebherr R 9200 G7 Vs Liebherr R 9250 G6 - Compare Price & Availability Across 600+ Locations in India

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