Komatsu PC360LC-11EO LR

This long reach excavator is built for extended reach excavation

This Komatsu long reach excavator is designed for excavation tasks where standard reach is not enough. It supports dredging, bank shaping, canal maintenance and earthmoving over greater working distances. The long reach boom helps operators work from stable ground while reaching further into the task area.

This layout is relevant on projects where access is limited by water, soft ground or existing structures. It also suits jobs where material must be handled at a distance from the upper structure. For contractors, that expands the range of excavation work that can be completed with one machine type.

The machine supports controlled work across demanding job sites

An operating weight of 43,150 kg gives the excavator a stable base for long reach tasks. Stability matters when the machine works at distance, especially during grading, dredging and material handling. The machine length is 15,050 mm, the width is 3,440 mm and the construction height is 3,710 mm.

These dimensions are relevant when planning transport, site access and working space around the excavator. They also help buyers assess whether the machine matches project conditions and fleet requirements. For civil engineering work, exact machine size has direct importance for logistics and site planning.

The powertrain is configured for current emission and operating requirements

The excavator uses a Komatsu SAA6D114E-6 Stage V engine with 271 hp. The engine is a 6 cylinder diesel unit. This engine setup supports the hydraulic demand linked to long reach excavation and continuous earthmoving tasks.

Automatic idle and autostop are included in the configuration. These functions support fuel control during pauses in the work cycle. The machine also has a diesel filling pump with autostop, a diesel particulate filter and SCR with AdBlue. This provides a clear basis for companies working under current engine emission requirements.

The hydraulic setup supports attachment handling and safe movement control

The hydraulic system includes hydraulics for a quick coupler. That is relevant for contractors who need to change between suitable work tools during the day. It supports practical machine use where job scope changes between excavation, shaping and related handling tasks.

Hydraulic pressure keeping valves are fitted on both the boom and the stick. These valves are relevant where controlled movement and holding function matter during lifting and reach work. In daily use, this contributes to predictable machine response during excavation and positioning.

The operator environment is arranged for visibility and daily machine use

The cab is equipped with joystick control, climate control, an outer rear view mirror and an air suspended Grammer Evolution seat with damper, ventilation and heating. This setup supports the operator during long working days and varying site conditions. It also provides a useful basis for control during precise digging and reach intensive tasks.

KomVision camera system improves visibility around the machine. A back up alarm and rotating beacon support awareness during reversing and movement on active sites. Together, these features are relevant for contractors working where traffic, ground staff and machine movement must be managed closely.

Monitoring and machine data support fleet management decisions

Komtrax monitoring is included on this excavator. For fleet owners, machine data is relevant for follow up on location, operation and planned service activity. This supports administration across several projects and gives managers a clearer view of machine use in the field.

Overall, this Komatsu long reach excavator is configured for reach intensive excavation where distance, control and site planning matter. The stated engine, hydraulic and machine data provide a factual basis for assessing the machine against dredging, slope work and civil engineering applications.