Über · Hyundai HX220Übersicht
The Hyundai HX220 is a 22-tonne class crawler excavator positioned in the mid-upper range of conventional hydraulic excavators. It competes in a segment that balances lifting capacity, reach, and fuel efficiency for demanding civil and groundworks applications. As a Hyundai Heavy Industries product, the HX220 reflects the manufacturer's focus on operator comfort, hydraulic responsiveness, and structural durability across its HX series platform.
Typische AnwendungsbereicheWo diese Maschine eingesetzt wird
The HX220 is suited to earthmoving, bulk excavation, trench digging, and site preparation work where a machine in the 20-to-25-tonne class provides the necessary reach and breakout force without the logistical constraints of larger equipment. It is commonly deployed in road construction, utility infrastructure projects, quarry face work, and general civil contracting. The weight class also makes it practical for sites where ground bearing pressure and transport between locations are active considerations.
Aktueller MarktPreisposition
In the 20-to-25-tonne crawler excavator segment, the HX220 is cross-shopped against comparable models from Komatsu, Caterpillar, Volvo, Hitachi, and Liebherr. Buyers evaluating the HX220 against these competitors typically weigh factors such as hydraulic system architecture, cab ergonomics, dealer network coverage, and parts availability rather than specification differences alone, as machines in this class are broadly comparable on paper. Within the HX220's own price band, the primary attributes that move a unit up or down are accumulated working hours, service history documentation, attachment configuration, undercarriage condition, and overall mechanical state. A machine equipped with additional hydraulic lines, a quick coupler, or specialist buckets will typically attract stronger interest from buyers who can deploy those configurations immediately. Condition of the upper structure, swing bearing, and boom components also plays a meaningful role in how a given unit is positioned relative to others of the same age and hours.