XE450G
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The XE450G is a heavy-duty hydraulic crawler excavator designed for mining, quarrying, and large-scale infrastructure projects. Built with a reinforced steel structure and a high-torque engine, it delivers exceptional performance in harsh, high-load environments. The machine integrates an intelligent load-sensing hydraulic system, a comfortable FOPS/ROPS-certified cab, and a heavy-duty undercarriage, ensuring long-term reliability, high efficiency, and low operating costs. It is optimized for continuous operation in mines, construction sites, and material handling yards.
Power & Efficiency: 277kW high-torque turbocharged engine with ample power reserve, lower fuel consumption, and higher productivity.
Reinforced Structure: Heavy-duty boom, arm, and undercarriage with enhanced impact resistance, extending service life.
Intelligent Hydraulics: Load-sensing system optimizes power distribution, reducing energy waste and improving digging efficiency.
Operator Comfort: Spacious, low-noise cab with air conditioning, shock absorption, and a panoramic view for reduced fatigue.
Superior Stability: Wide-track undercarriage and heavy counterweight ensure excellent stability on uneven terrain.
Easy Maintenance: Centralized lubrication, accessible components, and remote monitoring simplify daily upkeep.
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Model | XE450G |
Operation Weight | 45.7 t |
Engine Rated Power | 277 kW / 2000 rpm |
Standard Bucket Capacity | 2.2 m³ (rock bucket) |
Max. Digging Depth | 6820 mm |
Max. Digging Radius | 10980 mm |
Bucket Digging Force | 287 kN |
Travel Speed (High/Low) | 5.4 / 3.2 km/h |
Gradeability | 70% (35°) |
Track Width | 600 mm |
Ground Pressure | 82 kPa |
Mining & Quarrying: Rock excavation, loading, and hauling in open-pit mines and quarries.
Infrastructure: Road construction, bridge foundation work, and large-scale earthmoving.
Material Handling: Loading/unloading bulk materials (coal, ore, aggregates) at ports and yards.
Demolition & Site Prep: Breaking concrete, clearing debris, and land leveling.
Heavy Construction: Excavation for dams, tunnels, and industrial foundations.
Inspect engine oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid, and fuel levels.
Check track tension, undercarriage components, and bucket teeth for wear.
Test lights, alarms, and safety interlocks; ensure cab windows and mirrors are clean.
Enter the cab, fasten the seatbelt, and start the engine; idle for 3–5 minutes to warm up.
Select the desired work mode (standard, heavy, or economy) via the control panel.
Operate the joysticks smoothly to control boom, arm, bucket, and swing functions.
Maintain stable travel speed; avoid sudden turns or high-speed operation on slopes.
Monitor gauges for temperature, pressure, and fuel consumption during operation.
Park the machine on level ground, lower the bucket to the ground, and idle for 2–3 minutes.
Turn off the engine, disconnect the battery, and lock the cab.
Clean the machine and inspect for damage or leaks; replenish fluids if needed.
A: Fuel consumption averages 22–28 L/h under typical mining/construction conditions, varying with load and work mode.
A: Yes. It operates reliably in -20°C to 50°C environments, with a heavy-duty cooling/heating system.
A: It supports rock buckets, hydraulic hammers, grapples, rippers, and quick couplers for multi-function use.
A: Routine maintenance every 250 hours (oil/filter change); major service every 2000 hours (hydraulic fluid replacement, undercarriage inspection).
A: Yes. Equipped with a GPS-based telematics system for real-time tracking, fault diagnosis, and performance monitoring.