HCR900D Powerful Electric Demolition Robot
Item No :
HCR900D
Weight :
12,000 kg
Specifications :
5955 mm × 2576 mm × 2200 mm
Power :
55/61 kW
Transport Package :
Steel bracket wooden cases
Warranty :
1 year
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Contact usWith the new design HCR900D, countless new doors are opened in terms of heavy demolition. Its size combined with its capacity make the HCR900D ideal for the heaviest and most demanding jobs.
HCR900 demoliton robot weighs a hefty 11 tons and has an arm system with a full reach of 10 meters. Both the size and range of the HCR900D demonstrate just how impressive of a force this machine can be.
The HCR900D remote control demolition robot has more hitting power than any other remote-controlled demolition robot on the market.The world's largest remote-controlled demolition robot Unmatched reach for its size.
Key Features:
- Remote control: Operated remotely up to 100 m via radio transmitter.
- All-terrain: Crawler chassis provides all-terrain capability.
- Tool flexibility: Accommodates multiple tools for various applications
- Precise control: Load-sensing system enables precise tool control
- Rugged design: Reinforced chassis and components withstand extreme forces.





| Performance | |
| Machine weight | 12000kg |
| Transport speed | 1.8/3.2 km/h |
| Slewing speed | 16 s/360° |
| Climbing inclination, max. | 30° |
| Hydraulic system | |
| Pump type | Load-sensing Pressure Limiting Axial Piston Variable Pump |
| Pump flow | 0~140 L/min |
| System pressure | 18.5/25 Mpa |
| Hydraulic oil tank capacity | 230 L |
| Dynamical System | |
| Drive Type/Model | Motor Drive |
| Power | 55/61 kW |
| Starting device | Direct start |
| Control system | |
| Control type | Portable remote control |
| Control mode | Radio |
| Range | 100 m |
| Communication | CAN bus-based digital wired bidirectional communication |
| Workspace Level | |
| Working height, max. | 10373 mm |
| Working radius, max. | 9627 mm |
| Working depth, max. | 5036 mm |
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