Dynapac
CA402D
125 hp
Puissance moteur
60.7 in (1,543 mm)
drum diameter
83.9 in (2,130 mm)
drum width
250 litri
fuel tank capacity
117 in (2,972 mm)
height
219 in (5,550 mm)
length
Équivalents entre marques
Comparer côte à côte →Machines comparables d’autres fabricants, évaluées sur des spécifications normalisées provenant des fabricants.
| Modèle | Correspondance | Puissance moteur | drum diameter | drum width |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XCMG XP165U | 97% | 121 hp | - | 81.7 in (2,075 mm) |
| Ammann ARS 130 PD | 96% | 134 hp | 64.6 in (1,640 mm) | 83.9 in (2,130 mm) |
| JCB 116D | 96% | 114 hp | 59.1 in (1,500 mm) | 82.7 in (2,100 mm) |
| Ammann ARS 170 PD | 94% | 142 hp | 64.6 in (1,640 mm) | 83.9 in (2,130 mm) |
| XCMG XP165S | 94% | 140 hp | - | 81.7 in (2,075 mm) |
| XCMG XP265S(EU Stage Ⅲ) | 94% | 140 hp | - | 81.7 in (2,075 mm) |
Documents
Spécifications complètes
| Compaction width | 83.9 in (2,130 mm) | ↗ |
| Drum diameter | 60.7 in (1,543 mm) | ↗ |
| Drum shell thickness | 1.4 in (35 mm) | ↗ |
| Drum width | 83.9 in (2,130 mm) | ↗ |
| Engine Manufacturer/Model | Cummins QSB4.5 | ↗ |
| Engine Type | Water cooled turbo diesel | ↗ |
| Fuel tank capacity | 250 l | ↗ |
| Height, with ROPS | 117 in (2,972 mm) | ↗ |
| Height, without ROPS | 86.2 in (2,190 mm) | ↗ |
| Length | 219 in (5,550 mm) | ↗ |
| Max. operating mass | 33,069 lb (15,000 kg) | ↗ |
| Max. theoretical gradeability | 57% | ↗ |
| Module mass (front/rear) | 9300/ 4500 kg | ↗ |
| Operating Mass | 30,424 lb (13,800 kg) | ↗ |
| Operating mass (incl. ROPS) | 30,424 lb (13,800 kg) | ↗ |
| Rated power | 125.0 hp | ↗ |
| Rated power, SAE J1995 | 93 kW (125.0 hp ) @ 2200 rpm | ↗ |
| Speed range (Dual/TC/AS) | 0-9 | ↗ |
| Static linear load | 44.1 kg/cm | ↗ |
| Tyre size (8 ply) | 23,1x26 | ↗ |
| Vertical oscillation | ±9 ° | ↗ |
| Width | 95.4 in (2,424 mm) | ↗ |
Chaque valeur est retracée jusqu’aux données publiées par le fabricant. ↗ ouvre la source.
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