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Earthmoving Machines
Hitachi EX1200-6 Excavator (2025)
Explore the Hitachi EX1200-6, a powerful 112-ton hydraulic excavator designed for large-scale mining and quarrying operations in South Africa. Get detailed specs, typical pricing, and buying advice.
Model + price
- Model
- Hitachi EX1200-6
- Price range
- R 8 960 000 - R 13 440 000
Market price score
9/10
Signals
- Demand
- HIGH
- Year range
- 2025
- Reference weight (kg)
- 112000
Years produced
2006–2006
- EX1200-6 Series: 2006–presentThe -6 series represents a significant evolution in the EX1200 line, focusing on improved engine efficiency, hydraulic performance, and operator comfort. While the core model has been around, continuous refinements are made.
The EX1200-6 model has seen continuous production and updates since its introduction, with the '2025' year likely referring to a new or updated unit being sold in that year, rather than a specific production run ending.
Key specs
- Year range
- 2025
- Operating Weight
- Approx. 112,000 kg
- Engine Power Output
- Approx. 567 kW (760 hp)(est.)
- Bucket Capacity (Standard)
- 6.7 - 7.5 m³(est.)
- Max. Digging Depth
- Approx. 8.5 - 9.0 m(est.)
- Max. Reach at Ground Level
- Approx. 13.5 - 14.0 m(est.)
- Swing Speed
- Approx. 5.5 - 6.5 rpm(est.)
- Travel Speed (High)
- Approx. 3.0 - 3.5 km/h(est.)
- Undercarriage Type
- Heavy-duty track type
- Fuel Tank Capacity
- Approx. 1400 - 1600 litres(est.)
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South Africa market estimates. Actual value depends on condition, hours, attachments, and demand.