Volvo P7820C ABG, live at INTERMAT 2012
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The P8820C ABG tracked paver from Volvo Construction Equipment can pave widths up to 13metres, while the P7820C ABG paves up to 11metres.
Expect up to 900tonnes/hour from the smaller paver and up to 1,000tonnes/hour from the larger machine.
Power comes from Volvo’s latest D8 stage IIIB emissions compliant six-cylinder, seven-litre engine. The P7820C has 175kW and the P8820C has a 200kW engine.
Mindful that most paving jobs will not require full engine power all the time, Volvo has implemented a smart power mode. This lowers engine speed to match power and demand, resulting in fuel savings of up to 30per cent.
Individual, electronically controlled track drives ensure that straight line and fixed radius work remains accurate, it said.
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The P8820C ABG tracked paver from Volvo Construction Equipment can pave widths up to 13metres, while the P7820C ABG paves up to 11metres.
Expect up to 900tonnes/hour from the smaller paver and up to 1,000tonnes/hour from the larger machine.
Power comes from Volvo’s latest D8 stage IIIB emissions compliant six-cylinder, seven-litre engine. The P7820C has 175kW and the P8820C has a 200kW engine.
Mindful that most paving jobs will not require full engine power all the time, Volvo has implemented a smart power mode. This lowers engine speed to match power and demand, resulting in fuel savings of up to 30per cent.
Individual, electronically controlled track drives ensure that straight line and fixed radius work remains accurate, it said.
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