The first of Komatsu’s Dash 11 models for North America, they feature more power, greater fuel efficiency and faster climbing than predecessors.

Komatsu says a “sharp focus has been put on reducing customers’ total cost of ownership” in the design of the two new wheel loaders. According to the company, the WA485-11 offers up to 12 percent ...

The WA485-11 offers up to 12 percent lower fuel consumption, 21 percent more engine power and 13 percent faster climbing speed compared to its predecessor, the WA480-8.

The Komatsu WA485-11 is a new wheel loader with advanced features designed to enhance productivity, help control fuel consumption, and make maintenance easier (when compared to the previous model).

Komatsu has introduced its new WA475-11 and WA485-11 wheel loader models. The WA485-11 offers up to 12% lower fuel consumption, 21% more engine power and ...

Komatsu held horsepower of the 40,000-lb. WA380-7 wheel loader the same as the -6 model it replaced at 191, but claims the new Tier-4-Interim-certified diesel can decrease fuel consumption by 10%.

Automating functions increases efficiency of any operator. “Komatsu mid-size wheel loaders help novice operators be more productive with standard features such as upper/lower boom kickouts and ...

Komatsu proudly announces the all-new WA700-8 wheel loader, engineered with over a century of quarry and mining expertise to deliver unparalleled levels of safety, increased productivity ...

Komatsu acquired Joy Global in 2016 and now manufactures the large wheel loaders for surface mining, providing the industry’s largest model sizes and payload capacities.