Über · Volvo EC380Übersicht
The Volvo EC380 is a large-class hydraulic crawler excavator with an operating weight of 38,226 kg and an engine output of 283 hp. It accepts a standard bucket capacity of 1.9 m3, positioning it firmly in the 35-to-40-tonne segment where heavy earthmoving and civil-infrastructure work is the primary use case. The model has been in continuous production from 2005 to the present, giving the market a wide generational spread of available units across varying specification levels and condition tiers.
Typische AnwendungsbereicheWo diese Maschine eingesetzt wird
Machines in the 35-to-40-tonne class are routinely deployed on bulk earthmoving, deep foundation excavation, road construction, quarry benching, and heavy demolition projects where high bucket capacity and tractive effort are required. The EC380 is equally suited to large utility trenching and drainage schemes where reach and breakout force take priority over compactness. Its operating weight also makes it compatible with heavy-lift and sorting configurations when equipped with appropriate attachments.
Gebrauchtmarkt-InspektionWas Sie vor dem Kauf beachten sollten
Inspection of a used EC380 should prioritise undercarriage wear, as track components on a machine of this weight class represent a significant refurbishment commitment; measure remaining sprocket, roller, and shoe life before committing. Hydraulic system checks should include cylinder seal condition, hose routing for abrasion points, and pump pressure testing under load. Slew-ring play and swing-drive backlash are key structural indicators on any machine in this weight range. Review available service records to verify scheduled oil and filter intervals have been observed, and confirm that any fitted attachments carry appropriate certification for the carrier. Machines with a full, documented dealer service history and OEM-specification attachments typically hold their position more firmly within their condition tier than those with incomplete records.
Aktueller MarktPreisposition
In the 35-to-40-tonne crawler excavator segment the EC380 is most directly cross-shopped against the Case CX370 and the Hitachi ZX400. The Case CX370 sits slightly below the EC380 on operating weight, which can influence selection on load-bearing or transport-restricted sites. The Hitachi ZX400 exceeds the EC380 in operating weight class, positioning it toward the upper boundary of the segment and typically attracting buyers with higher-volume production requirements. The EC380 occupies the middle ground between these two references in terms of machine mass. Within the EC380 population itself, the attributes that drive positioning within any price band are accumulated service hours, undercarriage condition, boom and arm configuration, the presence of factory or approved attachments such as quick couplers or additional hydraulic circuits, service history documentation, and overall structural condition including upper-structure and slew-ring integrity.
