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Komatsu to expand market in China

10/06/2009 02:30:00 PM

China, Oct (EPC News): Komatsu’s PC200-8 Hybrid excavator achieves on average a -25% reduction in fuel consumption compared with Komatsu’s standard version.

Following its launch in Japan last June, Komatsu has introduced its hybrid 20 tonne class hybrid crawler excavator in China. The PC200-8 Hybrid will be launched in the US in the next six months.

\"Komatsu is working to expand the market for the PC200-8 Hybrid in China, as the main targeted market, where demand for construction equipment is growing," said the company said in its statement.

Currently, the company has the capacity to build 100 hybrid excavators per month following a JPY 1.66 billion (US$ 18.6 million) investment to expand production capacity at its Shonan Plant in Kiratsuka, Japan, where the excavators are assembled.

EPC News Bureau