ST 480
Heavy ground. Clear ambition.
Machine overview.
The ST 480 concept introduces the large-machine range for buyers planning substantial earthmoving or quarry-related applications.
Plan the machine as part of the operation.
Larger projects call for a coordinated equipment and support brief. Use this model to discuss the task, material, loading partners and ownership arrangements as one configuration.
Prepare the configuration discussion.
Bring the application, destination, attachment needs and target delivery period. Ask for the exact equipment specification and support scope to be recorded in the proposal.
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Bulk excavation
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Quarry application planning
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Large loading operations
Technical
specifications.
A starting point for your specification.
Confirm the final machine configuration in your proposal.
| Operating weight | 48.0t |
|---|---|
| Engine power | 280kW |
| Bucket capacity | 2.60m³ |
| Max. digging depth | 7,800mm |
| Overall width | 3,600mm |
Attachments &
configuration.
Start with the work. Then define the attachment, fitment and hydraulic requirements together.
Heavy-duty bucket enquiry
Match capacity and geometry to the material and working cycle.
Material-specific tooling
Define material, duty cycle and the exact components required.
Coupling and wear-part review
Confirm pin dimensions, locking arrangement and tool fitment.
Availability and compatibility depend on the exact machine and attachment combination.
Explore attachment typesA clearer brief.
A better start.
Bring the details that make your project different. Build the machine and support discussion around them.
Parts & ownership supportWhat should I include in my enquiry?
Share the quantity, destination, main application and intended delivery period.
Describe material characteristics and the loading arrangement.
Review the ground and available operating space.
Include parts, service access and transport in the plan.
How do I confirm the right configuration?
Confirm required reach, access limits, ground conditions and attachment needs. Ask for the final specification and compatibility details in the proposal.
Read the buying guideWhat support should I plan for?
Discuss service access, parts identification, documentation and operator requirements for your destination. Agree the exact support scope before ordering.
Make the next
move yours.
Tell us where you work.
Let’s start with the right questions.