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Crawler Excavator ZG250
- Operating Weight : 25000 kg
- Power : 133kw/2000 rpm
- Bucket Capacity: 1.2 m³
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Data download● Powerful & Efficient Engine – Equipped with the latest Cummins electronic fuel injection engine for strong performance, low fuel
● Cummins Engine – High load capacity, powerful output, and fuel-efficient. Reduces operating and maintenance costs.
● Negative Flow Hydraulic System – Enhanced stability and reliability, with faster compound action speed to boost work efficiency.
● Reinforced Structural Components – High-strength box-type side beams and X-frame, along with reliable track idlers and carrier rollers, ensure resilience against heavy load impacts.
● Intelligent Monitoring System – Real-time monitoring, self-diagnosis, fault alarms, and maintenance reminders for proactive equipment management.
● LC-Type Reinforced Tracks – High-strength and wear-resistant, ensuring safe and stable machine operation.
Parameter
| Dimensions | Operating weight | Kg | 25000 |
| Rated bucket capacity | m3 | 1.2 | |
| Overall length | mm | 9930 | |
| Overall width（Standard track shoe） | mm | 3180 | |
| Overall height | mm | 3180 | |
| Standard track shoe width | mm | 600 | |
| Performance | Travelling speed (H/L) | Km/hr | 5.8/3.2 |
| Swing speed | rpm | 13.9 | |
| Gradeability | Degree(%) | 35（70%） | |
| Ground pressure | Kgf/cm2 | 0.45 | |
| Working Range | Maximum digging radius | mm | 10258 |
| Maximum digging depth | mm | 6995 | |
| Maximum digging height | mm | 9612 | |
| Bucket digging force | kN | 162 | |
| Stick digging force | kN | 123 | |
| Engine | Model | Cummins | |
| Type | 6-cylinder in-line, four-stroke turbocharger | ||
| Rated power | 133KW（178PS）@2000rpm | ||
FAQS
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1. What advantages does the ZG250 offer over standard 20–22 ton excavators?
The ZG250 provides increased operating weight, larger bucket capacity, and stronger digging performance, making it suitable for contractors needing higher production without moving into heavy 30-ton class machines. -
2. What kind of projects benefit most from a 25-ton excavator like the ZG250?
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3. Is the ZG250 suitable for truck loading applications?
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4. How does the ZG250 compare in versatility to larger excavators?
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5. Can the ZG250 serve as a primary excavator in growing fleets?
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6. Why do contractors upgrade from 22T to ZG250?
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