KOMATSU PC120-8 + PC200-8 to Malaysia: Road Construction Case

MALAYSIA / ROAD CONSTRUCTION / SHIPMENT CASE

KOMATSU PC120-8 + PC200-8 to Malaysia

A Malaysian customer purchased a used KOMATSU PC120-8 and PC200-8 from YUANJIAN for road construction: one 12-ton-class machine paired with one 20-ton-class machine. This order travelled by flat rack from Shanghai to Port Klang West.

The two excavators positioned on one flat rack for this Malaysia shipment. This is a loading-stage photograph, not a certificate of completed lashing.
Two used excavatorsPC120-8 + PC200-8
Shanghai, ChinaLaden on board: 4 April 2026
Port Klang West, MalaysiaDestination recorded on the sea waybill

Two sizes for a road-construction brief

The purchase requirement was road construction, not two identical excavators. A smaller and a larger machine give the buyer different options when allocating excavation work. The task split below is planning guidance; it is not a report of this customer's work after arrival.

12 ton class

KOMATSU PC120-8

Consider the smaller unit for localized digging, roadside drainage and work where access or working space limits the larger machine. Check the actual machine width, reach and bucket against the trench and site.

Choose the smaller unit when access and the size of the excavation govern the job; do not assume it will match a 20-ton-class machine in bulk earthmoving.

20 ton class

KOMATSU PC200-8

Consider the larger unit for the main excavation and loading work where there is room to operate. Match bucket choice, digging conditions and loading reach to the trucks and material being handled.

Choose the larger unit when the main excavation volume justifies its transport and operating requirements; assess the particular used machine before purchase.

The 12- and 20-ton classes describe the buyer's stated pairing. They are not individually measured operating weights. The sea waybill records 32,000 kg as the combined declared gross weight of this shipment.

Before the sea leg: dispatch from the yard

The first three photographs show the machines on a road low-bed trailer. The flat-rack photograph above records the separate sea-transport stage. Keeping those stages distinct makes the shipment easier to follow.

4.5-second excerpt from the supplied yard video. Audio and identifying areas are excluded.

A short dispatch-yard recording

The PC120 is visible in motion in this short excerpt supplied with the order. It has been cropped, muted and watermarked for publication. It is not a hydraulic load test, an inspection result or footage from the customer's Malaysian road site.

What the sea waybill records

The supplied three-page sea waybill provides the shipment facts below. The public copy preserves the useful cargo and route fields while concealing customer details and traceable commercial references.

Transcribed from the supplied sea waybill; not an independent weighing or inspection certificate.
Shipper YUANJIAN MACHINERY INTERNATIONAL TRADING LIMITED
Cargo 2 units of used excavators
Loading port Shanghai, China
Discharge / delivery destination Port Klang West, Malaysia
Laden-on-board date 4 April 2026
Declared gross weight 32,000 kg for the two machines combined
Sea transport One flat-rack container; both machines shown in the loading record

Inspect the redacted transport document

This is a SEA WAYBILL copy marked non-negotiable, with all three supplied pages retained. Customer identity, addresses, contacts, waybill and container references, and machine identifiers are hidden in the image pixels. The original file is not embedded in the download.

The record supports the described shipment. No destination handover report, customer testimonial or road-construction performance data is included, so this case does not claim those outcomes.

First page of the redacted sea waybill. The PDF contains all three pages.

Can another 12-ton + 20-ton pair share a flat rack?

Possibly, but this case is not a universal loading approval. Before quoting another pair, use the actual transport weight and dimensions of each unit, its attachments, the proposed deck positions, overhang and centre of gravity. The container's limits, securing plan and carrier acceptance must be checked for that order.

Compare an itemized two-machine shipment quotation with the alternative loading arrangements. Do not infer a freight saving or an exact payload simply by adding the model classes together.

Before ordering a similar pair

Can I source a used PC120-8 and PC200-8 from YUANJIAN?

Yes. Ask YUANJIAN for currently available units or sourcing options and a quotation for your road-work requirements. The machines pictured here belong to this customer order; they are not presented as current stock.

Is 32,000 kg the weight of the PC200-8?

No. It is the combined gross weight declared for both machines on this sea waybill. It is not a separately measured PC200-8 operating weight or proof of the weight of a different pair.

Can YUANJIAN help check a purchase before payment?

YUANJIAN offers free pre-purchase information consultation and optional paid inspection services. Confirm the proposed inspection location, scope, fee and report before booking; yard photos alone are not a condition assessment.

Source your road-construction machines from YUANJIAN

Tell us your destination port, the main excavation work, access restrictions, required attachments and budget. Request separate machine information, inspection options and a transport quotation for the actual units offered.

Supplier-authored procurement and shipment case. Customer identity remains confidential. Real source photos are permanently watermarked and privacy-redacted; no machine image has been AI-redrawn. The video is an edited excerpt, not the full original.