Hyundai shows Dash 9A excavators at INTERMAT

Updated excavators from Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe at INTERMAT included models from 26-52tonnes. With Dash 9A status, the excavators – ranging from the R260LC-9A to the R520LC-9A – get Cummins Stage IIIb emissions compliant engines.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Updated Dash 9A excavators get smart key technology
Updated excavators from 236 Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe at INTERMAT included models from 26-52tonnes. With Dash 9A status, the excavators – ranging from the R260LC-9A to the R520LC-9A – get 196 Cummins Stage IIIb emissions compliant engines.

Along with the change of engine, the excavators have also been fitted with smart key technology, LCD touch-screen display for machine settings and Bluetooth hands-free phone capability.

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