Hitachi 210GLC Tracked Excavators
Hitachi 210GLC
Average price
$171,846.67
5+
sold in last year
General overview
Hitachi 210GLC is an excavator produced in Japan for the 2021-2022 production years. It is designed for excavation and general construction site work, with an operating weight of 22,800 kg (50,270 lb) and an Isuzu 4HK1 engine rated at 121 kW (164 hp). The engine meets Stage IV emission standard level.
The hydraulic system uses 3 cc hydraulic pumps and 1 gear pump, with a maximum rated flow of 189 L/min (49.9 gpm) and system relief pressure of 343 bar (4,970 psi). Working dimensions include a 5,680 mm (18 ft 8 in) boom and 2,910 mm (9 ft 7 in) stick, plus a maximum digging depth of 6,670 mm (21 ft 11 in) and maximum reach at ground level of 9,750 mm (32 ft). Travel speed ranges from 3 km/h (1.9 mph) to 5 km/h (3.1 mph).
Year
2021, 2022
Country of manufacturing
Japan
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
9,660 mm
~380.3 in
2,950 mm
~116.1 in
3,190 mm
~125.6 in
Emission standard level
Stage IV
Displacement
5 cu(m)
Fuel tank
403 L
Alternator output
50
Number of batteries
2
Cooling system
28 L
Number of Cylinders
4
Dimensions
1 mm
Width
3,190 mm
Operating Weight
22,800 kg
Reference Bucket Capacity
cu(m)
Drawbar Pull
203 kN
Maximum Rated Flow
189 L/min
System Relief Pressure
34,300 kPa
Hydraulic Pumps
3 cu(cm)
Hydraulic Capacity
135 L
Engine Model
Isuzu 4HK1
Maximum Travel Speed - Low
3 km/h
Maximum Travel Speed - High
5 km/h
Maximum Pressure - Equipment
38,000 kPa
Maximum Pressure - Travel
35,500 kPa
Maximum Pressure - Swing
32,400 kPa
Battery Capacity
126
Engine Oil
23 L
Hydraulic System - Including Tank
240 L
Shipping Height - Top of Cab
2,950 mm
Handrail Height
3,030 mm
Tail Swing Radius
2,890 mm
Track Gauge
2,390 mm
Maximum Digging Depth
6,670 mm
Boom working ranges
5 mm
Stick working ranges
2 mm
Bucket working ranges
0.8 mm
Maximum Reach at Ground Level
9,750 mm
Maximum Cutting Height
10,040 mm
Maximum Loading Height
7,180 mm
Maximum Vertical Wall Digging Depth
5,990 mm
Bucket Digging Force - ISO
158 kN
Stick Digging Force - ISO
114 kN
Boom length
5,680 mm
Stick length
2,910 mm
Net Power (ISO 9249)
164 hp
Hydraulic Pump
1 gear pump
Maximum Operating Pressure
34,300 kPa
Additional specifications
Rated power
119 kW
Ground Pressure
35 kPa
Hitachi 210GLC Tracked Excavators Listings
$144,140
34300 kPa
Stage IV
164 hp
3302 hours
Flagstaff, United States
$187,720
22800 kg
Isuzu 4HK1
Stage IV
1805 hours
Chandler, United States
$186,580
22800 kg
Isuzu 4HK1
Stage IV
2707 hours
Chandler, United States
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Hitachi 210GLC Tracked Excavator
22800 kg
9660 mm × 3190 mm × 2950 mm
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What is the average price of a Hitachi 210GLC?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Hitachi 210GLC. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Hitachi 210GLC?
Listed capabilities include 122.3 kW (164 hp) net power, 22,800 kg (50,265 lb) operating weight, a maximum digging depth of 6,670 mm (262.6 in), and 158 kN (35,520 lbf) ISO bucket digging force. Actual advantages depend on the required attachment and job conditions.
What type of engine does the 210GLC use?
The 210GLC uses an Isuzu 4HK1 engine. The supplied specification lists 4 cylinders and Stage IV emissions.
How much horsepower does the 210GLC have?
The 210GLC has net power of 122.3 kW (164 hp) under ISO 9249.
What fuel does the Hitachi 210GLC use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the Hitachi 210GLC.
What jobs is this Excavators best suited for?
The supplied data does not identify specific intended applications. Assess suitability against the job’s required digging depth, reach, lifting needs, attachment requirements, ground conditions, and transport constraints.
What is the expected lifespan of the 210GLC?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 210GLC. Inspect maintenance records, hydraulic performance, engine condition, undercarriage wear, structural condition, and attachment operation when evaluating a machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Excavators?
Check maintenance records, engine starting and operation, hydraulic leaks and response, pumps, cylinder condition, boom and stick play, bucket linkage, undercarriage wear, track condition, cab controls, and structural damage. Confirm the machine’s configuration and attachments match the intended work.
