INTERMAT reveal for Case stage IIIB excavator engines

Low emission engines, with cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR) are now available in a further seven, C-series excavators. These include the CX130C, CX160C, CX180C, CX210C, CX210C Long Reach, CX470C and the CX470C ME.
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Low emission engines, with cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR) are now available in a further seven, C-series excavators. These include the CX130C, CX160C, CX180C, CX210C, CX210C Long Reach, CX470C and the CX470C ME.

Combined with an intelligent hydraulic system, 176 Case said that the new engine brings up to 10% more efficiency when compared to its B series excavators.

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