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2011 - Komatsu WA480-8 Bucket()
- Listing No
- 816878
- Year
- 2011
- Manufacturer
- Komatsu
- Model
- WA480-8
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Belgium
- Price
- €17,500
- Description
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High tip bucket 8.75m³ with bolt on cutting edgeMore informationField of application: ConstructionPlease contact Pieter Schreinemachers (See no., See no., ) or Thierry Dierckx (See no., ) for more informationVerwendungszweck: BauwesenWenden Sie sich an Pieter Schreinemachers (See no., See no., ) oder Thierry Dierckx (See no., ), um weitere Informationen zu erhalten.High tip bucket 8.75m³ with bolt on cutting edgeMeer informatieToepassingsgebied: BouwNeem voor meer informatie contact op met Pieter Schreinemachers (See no., See no., ) of Thierry Dierckx (See no., ) Référence parc : CF7251ED, Numéro de série : 55356, Type d'intérieur : Autre, Type de pneus : Simples
About this machine
A Komatsu WA480-8 bucket is a high-capacity loading bucket designed for use with wheel loaders in construction and earthmoving applications. Komatsu is a leading Japanese manufacturer of heavy construction and mining equipment, known for durable hydraulic loaders, excavators, and ancillary attachments used across infrastructure, quarrying, and industrial sectors.
This is a high-tip bucket with a nominal capacity of 8.75 cubic metres, fitted with a bolt-on cutting edge for improved material penetration and durability during loading operations. The bucket's design allows for efficient material handling in construction work, and the replaceable cutting edge extends service life by protecting the main bucket structure from wear.
The machine is a used example from 2011, currently located in Belgium and offered at €17,500. Serial number 55356 is recorded in the park reference CF7251ED. The bucket is fitted with single-ply tyres.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
