Japanese equipment manufacturer Kato has launched its sixth crawler carrier in the U.S. and its second rotating model, the IC110R.
Coming in with a transport weight of 36,619 pounds and a max payload of 24,250 pounds, the IC110R is now the company's largest rotating crawler carrier, surpassing the 25,575-pound IC70R, its first rotating model, which launched in the U.S. at Utility Expo 2023.
The new IC110R provides 360 degrees of rotation and a maximum dump angle of 60 degrees. A full range of rotation means less repositioning, less ground disturbance, faster cycle times and improved productivity, according to Kato.
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The boat-shaped, scoop-end dump bed is made of steel and has a capacity of 8 cubic yards of heaped material. Ground pressure ranges from 5.21 psi when empty to 8.54 psi when loaded.
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The IC110R is one of Kato’s larger crawler carriers even among the non-rotating models, at 18 feet 4 inches long, 8 feet 5 inches wide and 8 feet 10 inches tall. Ground clearance is 2 feet, and max dump height is 15 feet 2 inches.
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The carrier runs on a 257-horsepower Cummins B6.7 diesel engine and has an 84.5-gallon fuel tank and 13-gallon DEF tank. Low and high travel speeds are 3.85 and 7.3 mph. The carrier has a max gradeability of 36%, or 20 degrees.
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The cab gets a 10.1-inch integrated monitor, improved sight lines and standard right-side and rearview cameras.
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