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DX300 and DX340 get stage IIIB engines at INTERMAT

Doosan’s DX300LC-3 and DX340LC-3 excavators get the Korean maker’s DL08K common rail six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine meeting stage IIIB emission regulations thanks to EGR and DPF technologies.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
DX300LC and DX340LC use EGR and DPF technology to meet stage IIIB emissions levels
695 Doosan’s DX300LC-3 and DX340LC-3 excavators get the Korean maker’s DL08K common rail six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine meeting stage IIIB emission regulations thanks to EGR and DPF technologies.

At 159kW, the DL08K engine in the DX300LC-3 excavator delivers two per cent more power at a lower engine speed of 1,800rpm when compared to the existing stage IIIA version.

It is a similar story with the 210kW DX340LC-3 – the fettled excavator brings operators a seven per cent increase in power, also at lower engine revs.

Doosan said factory tests show a 5-10per cent reduction in fuel consumption.

And a new ECO gauge on the control panel monitors fuel rate and actual engine-percent load. Doosan has also added two new operating modes: Power Plus and Lifting, to further improve controllability and efficiency.

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