Excavators
Our comprehensive database of excavator specifications provides project managers and operators with critical technical data on a vast array of earthmoving machinery. Whether you require details on mini-excavators for tight access work or large-scale hydraulic excavators for bulk earthworks, SEM Hire Specs delivers accurate information on operating weights, digging depths, and engine power. This resource is designed to help you compare models and select the precise machine capability required for your site conditions.
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Cat 350 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
413 hp
Operating Weight
47.7 t
Bucket Capacity
3.2 m3
Cat 345 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
335 hp
Operating Weight
42.2 t
Bucket Capacity
2.4 m3
Cat 340 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
311 hp
Operating Weight
37.5 t
Bucket Capacity
2.27 m3
Cat 336 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
311 hp
Operating Weight
37.9 t
Bucket Capacity
2.27 m3
Cat 335 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
273 hp
Operating Weight
36.2 t
Bucket Capacity
1.88 m3
Cat 330 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
273 hp
Operating Weight
30.9 t
Bucket Capacity
1.76 m3
Cat 330 GC Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
202 hp
Operating Weight
30.6 t
Bucket Capacity
1.6 m3
Cat 326 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
202 hp
Operating Weight
26.1 t
Bucket Capacity
1.6 m3
Cat 325 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
172 hp
Operating Weight
26.4 t
Bucket Capacity
1.26 m3
Cat 323 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
172 hp
Operating Weight
22.5 t
Bucket Capacity
1.38 m3
Cat 320 Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
172 hp
Operating Weight
22.3 t
Bucket Capacity
1.38 m3
Cat 320 GC Hydraulic Excavator Specifications
Net Power
143 hp
Operating Weight
20.5 t
Bucket Capacity
1.2 m3
Excavators Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating the technical capabilities of earthmoving equipment can be complex. We have compiled frequently asked questions to clarify key performance metrics, helping you match the right excavator specifications to your specific operational requirements.
Operating weight refers to the total mass of the machine while in use, which affects transportation and ground pressure. Breakout force, however, measures the maximum power the arm and bucket can exert to penetrate and lift material, which is critical for digging in hard compact soil.
Zero tail swing indicates that the excavator’s housing does not extend beyond the width of its tracks when rotating. This specification is vital for operators working in confined spaces or against walls, as it significantly reduces the risk of accidental impact.
You should check the ‘Maximum Digging Depth’ specification for the standard boom and stick configuration. Always allow for a safety margin; if you need to dig to 3 metres, ensure the machine is rated for a depth greater than that to maintain efficiency and stability.
Yes, our specification sheets typically include hydraulic pump flow and pressure ratings. This data is essential for determining if a specific machine can effectively power high-flow attachments like rock breakers, augers, or tilt-rotators.
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