X07 Steelwrist X07 Specifications & Technical Data (2025—2026)
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Technical specs - X07 Steelwrist
Specification
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- Max excavator weight
- 7 t
- Max breakout torque
- 65 kNm
- Weight
- 195 kg
- Tilt angle
- 45 °
- Max. oil flow
- 42 l/min
- Model series
- X
More technical details, like: max bucket capacity, max bucket width, max breakout force, rotation speed, working pressure, max return pressure, nr. of lubrication points, turn torque, pressure at max turn torque are available in the full technical specs.
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