January 21, 20261 min read
KOMATSU PC70 Excavator Successfully Shipped

We are pleased to announce the successful shipment of a KOMATSU PC70 excavator to an overseas customer. This model is widely used in small to medium-scale construction projects, offering a strong balance between power, precision, and operating efficiency.
Key Product Advantages
- 7-ton class excavator suitable for urban construction and utility work
- Compact design allows operation in confined job sites
- Fuel-efficient Komatsu engine reduces operating costs
- Stable and smooth hydraulic system improves control and productivity
Why Buy from Asure Machinery
Asure Machinery supplies ready-for-sale construction equipment, with clear machine condition, professional inspection, and export-ready support. We help overseas buyers source reliable machines with confidence and efficiency.
📩 Contact us for similar excavator availability or upcoming shipments.
The core figures on this Komatsu PC70, as documented at intake:
- 7 t class compact excavator (operating weight approx. 6.5–7 t)
- Zero/short tail swing options in the family
- Hydrostatic travel, dozer blade fitted
- Suits urban utilities, roadworks and tight-access digging
Delivery Standard Applied
Dispatch followed our standard export routine: 29-checkpoint sign-off, spare-parts box sealed and labelled, machine lashed and photographed at each stage, and the photo record sent to the buyer with the Bill of Lading.
Export Documents
Export documents issued with shipments of this kind: commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and the Bill of Lading — with HS code and declared value shown exactly as filed with customs.
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