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    Liebherr R 9600 G8 VS Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator

    Liebherr R 9600 G8
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    Liebherr R 9600 G8

    • Weight

      633000 Kg

    • Bucket

      37.5 m³

    • Dig. Depth

      8100 mm

    • Engine

      Liebherr 2 x 1810 HP

    • Warranty

      1 Yr. / 2000 hr.

    • Boom

      10900 mm
    Extra-Large (>50 Ton)
    Komatsu PC5500-6
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    Komatsu PC5500-6

    • Weight

      552000 Kg

    • Bucket

      29 m³

    • Dig. Depth

      8300 mm

    • Engine

      Komatsu 1260 HP

    • Warranty

      1 Yr. / 3000 hr.

    • Boom

      11000 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 Liebherr R 9600 G8Komatsu PC5500-6
    Liebherr R 9600 G8 VS Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator
    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Mining Excavator | Desi Machines
    Liebherr R 9600 G8

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    Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator
    Komatsu PC5500-6

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    Particulars Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6

    Komatsu PC5500-6 vs Liebherr R 9600 G8: Which Mining Excavator Fits Your Operation?

    These are both large mining-class excavators, built for high-volume material movement rather than everyday construction work. The Komatsu PC5500-6 runs on dual Komatsu engines and pairs a strong undercarriage with standard cabin comfort, aimed at operations that value proven, steady output. The Liebherr R 9600 G8 steps up further in scale, with a bigger bucket, stronger digging force and the choice of diesel or electric power for its engines.

    For a mining company running a fixed pit with grid power nearby, the Liebherr's electric option can cut fuel spend sharply over the life of the machine. For an EPC contractor moving between sites, the Komatsu's dealer support and simpler diesel-only setup may be easier to manage. Machines at this size need planning for heavy transport and skilled drivers, so factor that into either choice. Explore the Komatsu excavator range, Liebherr excavator range, all excavators, or our guide to excavator applications.

    Komatsu PC5500-6

    Pros:

    • High-powered dual Komatsu engines providing 1260 HP
    • Large bucket capacity of 29 m³ suitable for heavy-duty mining operations
    • Impressive maximum digging reach of 19800 mm
    • Equipped with standard AC cabin and GPS
    • Robust undercarriage with 9720 mm length supported by a strong track system

    Cons:

    • Relatively lower bucket digging force compared to the Liebherr R 9600 G8 at 1450 kN
    • Engine technology is Tier 2, which may not be as efficient as more modern standards
    • Operating weight is high, which could affect transportation and maneuverability

    Liebherr R 9600 G8

    Pros:

    • Superior bucket digging force of 1740 kN indicating stronger penetration power
    • Higher-rated power with dual Liebherr engines totaling 3620 HP
    • Larger bucket capacity of 37.5 m³, making it highly productive for mass excavation
    • Advanced hydraulic system with 8 variable flow axial piston pumps
    • Offers both diesel and electric options for power generation

    Cons:

    • Slightly less undercarriage length than the Komatsu PC5500-6
    • While having a powerful engine, fuel efficiency details are not provided
    • Higher ground bearing pressure of 263.8 kPa could lead to more ground disturbance

    Pros:

    Cons:

    Closing Recommendation

    Both machines are built for the same heavy mining work, just at slightly different scales. Choose the Liebherr R 9600 G8 when your pit needs the highest possible output and you can support its bigger bucket and stronger engines. Choose the Komatsu PC5500-6 when you want proven, steady performance with a strong undercarriage and simpler diesel power. Either machine needs careful planning for transport, trained drivers and dealer support nearby. So match the machine to your work: Liebherr R 9600 G8 for maximum daily output, Komatsu PC5500-6 for steady, dependable mining work.

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Vs Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator Price, Technical Specifications & Features

    Brand Liebherr Excavator L&T Komatsu 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 633000 Kg 552000 Kg
    Bucket 37.5 m³ 29 m³
    Max Digging Depth 8100 mm 8300 mm
    Engine Liebherr 2 x 1810 HP Komatsu 1260 HP
    Warranty 1 Yr. / 2000 hr. 1 Yr. / 3000 hr.
    Boom 10900 mm 11000 mm
    Quick Overview:

    Liebherr builds the R 9600 G8 for mines that measure output in millions of tonnes. This 633000 kg mining excavator uses Liebherr’s own D9812 engines rated 2 x 1810 HP, filling a 37.5 m³ bucket with 1740 kN of bucket digging force. The specification covers diesel and electric drive.

    Because engine, hydraulics and structures all come from one maker, service accountability sits in one place, which matters when a single machine anchors a pit’s loading plan. It suits large coal and iron ore operations running continuous shifts, with GPS standard for fleet monitoring and an AC cabin for long stints at the face.

    Solving the problem of heavy-duty mining operations, Komatsu PC5500-6 extra large excavator is equally durable.
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    Komatsu PC5500-6 vs Liebherr R 9600 G8: Which Mining Excavator Fits Your Operation?

    These are both large mining-class excavators, built for high-volume material movement rather than everyday construction work. The Komatsu PC5500-6 runs on dual Komatsu engines and pairs a strong undercarriage with standard cabin comfort, aimed at operations that value proven, steady output. The Liebherr R 9600 G8 steps up further in scale, with a bigger bucket, stronger digging force and the choice of diesel or electric power for its engines.

    For a mining company running a fixed pit with grid power nearby, the Liebherr's electric option can cut fuel spend sharply over the life of the machine. For an EPC contractor moving between sites, the Komatsu's dealer support and simpler diesel-only setup may be easier to manage. Machines at this size need planning for heavy transport and skilled drivers, so factor that into either choice. Explore the Komatsu excavator range, Liebherr excavator range, all excavators, or our guide to excavator applications.

    Komatsu PC5500-6

    Pros:

    • High-powered dual Komatsu engines providing 1260 HP
    • Large bucket capacity of 29 m³ suitable for heavy-duty mining operations
    • Impressive maximum digging reach of 19800 mm
    • Equipped with standard AC cabin and GPS
    • Robust undercarriage with 9720 mm length supported by a strong track system

    Cons:

    • Relatively lower bucket digging force compared to the Liebherr R 9600 G8 at 1450 kN
    • Engine technology is Tier 2, which may not be as efficient as more modern standards
    • Operating weight is high, which could affect transportation and maneuverability

    Liebherr R 9600 G8

    Pros:

    • Superior bucket digging force of 1740 kN indicating stronger penetration power
    • Higher-rated power with dual Liebherr engines totaling 3620 HP
    • Larger bucket capacity of 37.5 m³, making it highly productive for mass excavation
    • Advanced hydraulic system with 8 variable flow axial piston pumps
    • Offers both diesel and electric options for power generation

    Cons:

    • Slightly less undercarriage length than the Komatsu PC5500-6
    • While having a powerful engine, fuel efficiency details are not provided
    • Higher ground bearing pressure of 263.8 kPa could lead to more ground disturbance

    Pros:

    Cons:

    Closing Recommendation

    Both machines are built for the same heavy mining work, just at slightly different scales. Choose the Liebherr R 9600 G8 when your pit needs the highest possible output and you can support its bigger bucket and stronger engines. Choose the Komatsu PC5500-6 when you want proven, steady performance with a strong undercarriage and simpler diesel power. Either machine needs careful planning for transport, trained drivers and dealer support nearby. So match the machine to your work: Liebherr R 9600 G8 for maximum daily output, Komatsu PC5500-6 for steady, dependable mining work.

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Vs Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator Price, Technical Specifications & Features

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Brand
    Liebherr Excavator L&T Komatsu Excavator
    Type
    Extra-Large (>50 Ton) Extra-Large (>50 Ton)
    Price
    Price Available Soon Price Available Soon
    Weight
    633000 Kg 552000 Kg
    Bucket
    37.5 m³ 29 m³
    Max Digging Depth
    8100 mm 8300 mm
    Engine
    Liebherr 2 x 1810 HP Komatsu 1260 HP
    Warranty
    1 Yr. / 2000 hr. 1 Yr. / 3000 hr.
    Boom
    10900 mm 11000 mm
    Quick Overview:

    Liebherr builds the R 9600 G8 for mines that measure output in millions of tonnes. This 633000 kg mining excavator uses Liebherr’s own D9812 engines rated 2 x 1810 HP, filling a 37.5 m³ bucket with 1740 kN of bucket digging force. The specification covers diesel and electric drive.

    Because engine, hydraulics and structures all come from one maker, service accountability sits in one place, which matters when a single machine anchors a pit’s loading plan. It suits large coal and iron ore operations running continuous shifts, with GPS standard for fleet monitoring and an AC cabin for long stints at the face.

    Solving the problem of heavy-duty mining operations, Komatsu PC5500-6 extra large excavator is equally durable.

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Vs Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator Key Highlights

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Engine Make Liebherr D9812 2 x Komatsu SDA12V159E-2
    Fuel Tank 14067 L 10800 L
    Engine Displacment 62 L NA
    Under Carriage 10325 mm 9720 mm
    Hydraulic System 9600 L 6000 L
    Arm 5000 mm 5100 mm
    Max Digging Reach NA 19800 mm
    Fuel Consumption NA NA
    Overall Width 9220 mm 7900 mm
    Overall Length 21950 mm NA
    Bucket Digging Force 1740 kN 1450 kN
    Tailswing Radius NA 7550 mm
    Track Shoe Width 1350 mm 1350 mm
    AC Cabin Standard Standard
    GPS Standard Standard

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Vs Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator Key Highlights

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Engine Make
    Liebherr D9812 2 x Komatsu SDA12V159E-2
    Fuel Tank
    14067 L 10800 L
    Engine Displacment
    62 L NA
    Under Carriage
    10325 mm 9720 mm
    Hydraulic System
    9600 L 6000 L
    Arm
    5000 mm 5100 mm
    Max Digging Reach
    NA 19800 mm
    Fuel Consumption
    NA NA
    Overall Width
    9220 mm 7900 mm
    Overall Length
    21950 mm NA
    Bucket Digging Force
    1740 kN 1450 kN
    Tailswing Radius
    NA 7550 mm
    Track Shoe Width
    1350 mm 1350 mm
    AC Cabin
    Standard Standard
    GPS
    Standard Standard

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Vs Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator Specifications

    Engine

    3723 3596
    Model Liebherr 2 x 1810 HP Komatsu 1260 HP
    Fuel Diesel/Electric Diesel
    Type 12 cylinder V-engine , 3 stage fuel filtration with water separator and electric priming pump 12 Cylinders , 4-cycle , aftercooled , direct injection , Tier 2 engine , turbocharged , water-cooled
    Rated Engine Power 2 x 1810 HP (2 x 1350 kW) @ 1500 rpm 1260 HP (2 x 940 kW) @ 1800 rpm
    Maximum Torque NA NA
    Piston Displacement 62 L NA
    Alternator 24 V / 370 A 2 x 100A
    Battery 4 x 180 Ah / 12 V service systems , 8 x 180 Ah / 12 V starting battery 2 x 6 x 12V
    Starting Motor 24 V 24V

    Undercarriage

    24V 24V
    No of Top rollers 6 3
    No of bottom rollers 3 7
    Track Shoes (Each Side) NA 46
    Track Guard NA NA
    Track Shoe width 1350 mm 1350 mm
    Ground bearing pressure 263.8 kPa 239.2 kPa
    Track Tensioning Grease Grease
    Gradeability NA Upto 50%
    Travel Speed-Low 1.7 Km/h NA
    Travel Speed-High 2.2 Km/h 2.1 Km/h
    Max Tracking Force NA NA

    Hydraulic System

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Hydraulic pump 8 Liebherr variable flow axial piston pumps NA
    Maximum Flow 8 x 800 L/min 4200 L/min
    Pilot Pump NA Gear Pump
    Implement Circuit 32.0 MPa 31.0 MPa
    Swing Circuit NA NA
    Travel circuit NA NA
    Pilot circuit NA NA

    Hydraulic Motors

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Travel 2 axial piston motors per side frame NA
    Swing 4 Liebherr axial piston motors NA

    Service Capacities

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Fuel tank 14067 L 10800 L
    Engine Coolant NA 3 x 360 L
    Engine oil NA 2 x 190 L
    Hydraulic system 9600 L 6000 L
    Hydraulic tank 5425 L 3800 L

    Machine Weight

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Operating Weight 633000 Kg 552000 Kg

    Working Range

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Boom length 10900 mm 11000 mm
    Arm length 5000 mm 5100 mm
    Max Digging Reach NA 19800 mm
    Max Digging Reach on ground 19200 mm 18700 mm
    Max digging depth 8100 mm 8300 mm
    Max digging height 16200 mm 15500 mm
    Max Dump Height 10600 mm 10100 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 1740 kN 1450 kN
    Arm Digging Force 1575 kN 1290 kN
    Swing Speed 3.7 rpm 3.1 rpm

    Dozer Blade

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    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 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Bucket Capacity 37.5 m³ 29 m³

    Static Dimensions

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Overall Length 21950 mm NA
    Overall width 9220 mm 7900 mm
    Overall Height 9950 mm 8610 mm
    Overall Height of Cab 9600 mm 7910 mm
    Upper Width 7310 mm 7900 mm
    Track Lengh on Ground 7850 mm 7424 mm
    Undercarriage overall length 10325 mm 9720 mm
    Tailswing radius NA 7550 mm
    Min Ground clearance 1390 mm NA
    Track gauge 6330 mm 7450 mm
    Width over tracks 8175 mm 7990 mm
    Track Height 3010 mm 2715 mm
    Counterweight Clearance 3100 mm 3310 mm
    Track Shoe Width 1350 mm 1350 mm

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Vs Komatsu PC5500-6 Excavator Specifications

    Engine

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Model
    Liebherr 2 x 1810 HP Komatsu 1260 HP
    Fuel
    Diesel/Electric Diesel
    Type
    12 cylinder V-engine , 3 stage fuel filtration with water separator and electric priming pump 12 Cylinders , 4-cycle , aftercooled , direct injection , Tier 2 engine , turbocharged , water-cooled
    Rated Engine Power
    2 x 1810 HP (2 x 1350 kW) @ 1500 rpm 1260 HP (2 x 940 kW) @ 1800 rpm
    Maximum Torque
    NA NA
    Piston Displacement
    62 L NA
    Alternator
    24 V / 370 A 2 x 100A
    Battery
    4 x 180 Ah / 12 V service systems , 8 x 180 Ah / 12 V starting battery 2 x 6 x 12V
    Starting Motor
    24 V 24V

    Undercarriage

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    No of Top rollers
    6 3
    No of bottom rollers
    3 7
    Track Shoes (Each Side)
    NA 46
    Track Guard
    NA NA
    Track Shoe width
    1350 mm 1350 mm
    Ground bearing pressure
    263.8 kPa 239.2 kPa
    Track Tensioning
    Grease Grease
    Gradeability
    NA Upto 50%
    Travel Speed-Low
    1.7 Km/h NA
    Travel Speed-High
    2.2 Km/h 2.1 Km/h
    Max Tracking Force
    NA NA

    Hydraulic Motors

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Hydraulic pump
    8 Liebherr variable flow axial piston pumps NA
    Maximum Flow
    8 x 800 L/min 4200 L/min
    Pilot Pump
    NA Gear Pump
    Implement Circuit
    32.0 MPa 31.0 MPa
    Swing Circuit
    NA NA
    Travel circuit
    NA NA
    Pilot circuit
    NA NA

    Service Capacities

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Fuel tank
    14067 L 10800 L
    Engine Coolant
    NA 3 x 360 L
    Engine oil
    NA 2 x 190 L
    Hydraulic system
    9600 L 6000 L
    Hydraulic tank
    5425 L 3800 L

    Machine Weight

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Operating Weight
    633000 Kg 552000 Kg

    Working Range

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Boom length
    10900 mm 11000 mm
    Arm length
    5000 mm 5100 mm
    Max Digging Reach
    NA 19800 mm
    Max Digging Reach on ground
    19200 mm 18700 mm
    Max digging depth
    8100 mm 8300 mm
    Max digging height
    16200 mm 15500 mm
    Max Dump Height
    10600 mm 10100 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
    1740 kN 1450 kN
    Arm Digging Force
    1575 kN 1290 kN
    Swing Speed
    3.7 rpm 3.1 rpm

    Dozer Blade

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    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 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Bucket Capacity
    37.5 m³ 29 m³

    Static Dimensions

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Komatsu PC5500-6
    Overall Length
    21950 mm NA
    Overall width
    9220 mm 7900 mm
    Overall Height
    9950 mm 8610 mm
    Overall Height of Cab
    9600 mm 7910 mm
    Upper Width
    7310 mm 7900 mm
    Track Lengh on Ground
    7850 mm 7424 mm
    Undercarriage overall length
    10325 mm 9720 mm
    Tailswing radius
    NA 7550 mm
    Min Ground clearance
    1390 mm NA
    Track gauge
    6330 mm 7450 mm
    Width over tracks
    8175 mm 7990 mm
    Track Height
    3010 mm 2715 mm
    Counterweight Clearence
    3100 mm 3310 mm
    Track Shoe Width
    1350 mm 1350 mm

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    Frequently Asked Question

    Ans.

    Yes, the Liebherr R 9600 G8 can run on electric power as well as diesel. This suits a fixed mine pit with a nearby power supply, where electric running can lower fuel spend a great deal over the machine's life.

    Ans.

    Yes, both machines need special heavy transport and careful route planning, since they are far larger and heavier than normal construction excavators. Talk to your dealer early about transport and any assembly needed on site.

    Ans.

    The Liebherr R 9600 G8 is the newer design of the two and offers an electric running option, which helps where emission rules are strict. The Komatsu PC5500-6 uses older engine technology, so check current local rules before you commit.

    Ans.

    A driver needs proper, specific training to run machines this size, more than what is needed for a normal construction excavator. Look for a driver with prior experience on large mining equipment, or budget time for dedicated training.

    Ans.

    The Liebherr R 9600 G8 moves more material in a single pass. Its bucket is larger and its engines are more powerful than the Komatsu PC5500-6's. For pits that need very high daily volumes, this size advantage adds up fast.

    Liebherr R 9600 G8 Vs Komatsu PC5500-6 - Compare Price & Availability Across 600+ Locations in India

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    • Raigad

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