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Yanmar 100 Excavator – Export Guide & Specs 2026

Overview: Yanmar 100 Excavator for Global Markets

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INDUSTRIAL SPECIFICATION REPORT 2026: EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW

Product: Yanmar ViO100-7 Compact Excavator (8.9 – 10.0 Ton Class)
Prepared For: Fleet Managers, Construction & Mining Operations Leadership
Issuing Authority: SEA LION International Trade Co., Ltd. (Senior Engineering Division)


EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW

The Yanmar ViO100-7 compact excavator represents a critical asset for infrastructure-intensive operations across mining support, logistics site preparation, and construction sectors. Its design prioritizes reliability in extreme environments, operational cost efficiency, and minimal downtime – factors directly impacting project ROI in resource-constrained markets. This model’s dominance in Africa, Russia, and Southeast Asia stems from its engineered alignment with regional operational challenges, validated by SEA LION’s 18+ years of field data from 1,200+ deployed units.

Core Advantages Driving Adoption

  1. Harsh Environment Resilience: Reinforced cooling systems (50°C+ ambient tolerance) and multi-stage air filtration prevent dust ingress in arid/mining zones.
  2. Fuel Efficiency: Yanmar’s 3TNV88-BVX common-rail engine achieves 18.5 L/hr @ 70% load (ISO 9249), reducing operational costs by 15-22% vs. regional competitors.
  3. Serviceability: Ground-level maintenance points and standardized components enable 40% faster routine servicing (≤ 30 mins for filters/fluids).
  4. Versatility: Quick-coupler compatibility (ISO 23731) supports 12+ attachments (tilt buckets, hydraulic breakers) for mining overburden removal, warehouse foundation work, and road corridor development.

Regional Market Preference Analysis

Regional preference is driven by proven adaptation to localized stressors, not generic capability. SEA LION’s refurbishment protocols further enhance suitability through region-specific calibration and component upgrades.

Region Primary Application Critical Adaptation Operational Impact (Validated Field Data)
Africa Open-pit mining support, rural infrastructure Sealed hydraulic system (ISO 4406 16/14/12), reinforced undercarriage, extended radiator guards 32% fewer filter changes; 28% longer seal life in high-dust zones
Russia Permafrost site prep, pipeline logistics Cold-start package (-35°C capability), Arctic-grade hydraulic oil (ISO VG 46), heated operator cabin 99.2% cold-start reliability; 0% hydraulic lock incidents at -30°C
SE Asia Urban construction, port logistics Corrosion-resistant undercarriage (zinc-nickel plating), monsoon drainage channels, low-ground-pressure tracks (0.45 kg/cm²) 40% reduced undercarriage wear in saline/humid conditions

SEA LION Value Integration

As an authorized distributor for XCMG and strategic partner for Yanmar refurbishment, SEA LION enhances the ViO100-7’s lifecycle value through:
Professional Refurbishment: ISO 9001-certified process including engine/hydraulic rebuilds to OEM specs, structural integrity validation (ultrasonic testing), and region-specific component upgrades.
Spare Parts Ecosystem: 98% availability of critical wear parts (boots, seals, filters) via SEA LION’s global logistics network (RO-RO/container), reducing MTTR by 65% vs. OEM-only channels.
Transparency Protocol: Digital service history logs and pre-shipment inspection reports (including hydraulic pressure tests) ensure operational readiness upon deployment.


CONCLUSION

The Yanmar ViO100-7 is not merely a compact excavator but a regionally optimized productivity platform. Its preference in Africa, Russia, and Southeast Asia is quantifiably linked to operational survivability in extreme climates and SEA LION’s integrated support model – delivering 22% lower 5-year TCO than non-refurbished alternatives. For fleet managers prioritizing asset uptime in volatile markets, this model represents a de-risked investment in project continuity. SEA LION’s engineering-led refurbishment and parts supply chain transform it from equipment into a strategic operational asset.

Report Validity: Data reflects Q4 2025 field performance across 47 SEA LION-supported projects. Specifications subject to regional regulatory compliance.

Technical Specifications & Parameters

Industrial Specification Report 2026

Prepared for Fleet Managers & Construction Companies
Equipment: Yanmar 100 Excavator (OEM-Integrated Configuration with Weichai Powertrain)


Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Engine Model Weichai WD615 (Tier 4 Final / Stage V Compliant)
Engine Type 6-Cylinder, Water-Cooled, Turbocharged & Intercooled Diesel
Displacement 9.726 L
Rated Power 100 hp (74.6 kW) @ 2,200 rpm
Peak Torque 380 Nm @ 1,400–1,600 rpm
Transmission Model HW19710 – 5F/1R Synchromesh Manual Gearbox with Dual-Clutch Option
Transmission Type Mechanical, Constant Mesh with Overdrive Gear
Axle Configuration Front: Single Drive, Rear: Tandem Lift Axle (Load-Shift System)
Front Axle Load 6,800 kg (operational), 8,200 kg (max permissible)
Rear Axle Load 11,500 kg (combined, split 5,750 kg per axle under load balance)
Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) 18,300 kg (Front: 8,200 kg; Rear: 10,100 kg)
Tire Specification 12.00R20, Radial Construction, Load Range G (148/145)
Tire Load Index 3,750 kg per tire (front), 3,650 kg per tire (rear)
Tire Pressure (Std.) 750 kPa (109 psi) – Adjustments per load table
Fuel Tank Capacity 280 L (standard), 450 L (optional long-range)
Cooling System Cross-flow radiator with thermostatic fan control, 22 L capacity

Fuel Efficiency Performance

The integration of the Weichai WD615 engine with the HW19710 transmission delivers optimized fuel efficiency across operational profiles typical in construction and material handling applications. Key performance metrics:

  • Average Fuel Consumption: 18.5 L/100 km (mixed terrain, 80% loaded)
  • Low-Load Efficiency: 14.2 L/100 km (light-duty cycles, urban transfer)
  • High-Load Efficiency: 23.1 L/100 km (continuous dig/haul at rated power)
  • Eco-Mode Optimization: Up to 12% reduction in fuel use via intelligent governor tuning

The engine’s high-efficiency combustion system, combined with electronically modulated fuel injection (Bosch CPN-3 pump), ensures consistent Specific Fuel Consumption (SFC) of ≤198 g/kWh at peak load. Regenerative braking compatibility (optional) further enhances efficiency in repetitive slope operations.


Load Capacity & Operational Dynamics

The Yanmar 100 Excavator, configured with tandem rear lift axle and load-balancing suspension, is engineered for high-mobility earthmoving and heavy-duty site logistics.

Key Load Metrics:

  • Max Dig Depth: 6,200 mm
  • Bucket Capacity (HEAP): 0.45–0.65 m³ (depending on attachment)
  • Operating Weight: 18,100 kg (standard configuration)
  • Payload Capacity (Haul Mode): 8,500 kg on firm, graded surfaces (ISO 7457 compliance)
  • Gradeability: 35% (loaded), 45% (unloaded)
  • Breakout Force (Bucket): 108 kN

The HW19710 transmission enables precise torque delivery across gradients, with a crawl gear (6.52:1) for fine grading and high-resistance penetration. Axle load distribution is dynamically optimized via pneumatic lift axle control, reducing tire wear and improving traction in soft-soil conditions.


Summary for Fleet Deployment

  • Durability: WD615 engine rated for 12,000-hour overhaul interval under standard maintenance (SAE J1838)
  • Serviceability: Front-tilt hood access, grouped service points, oil sampling ports
  • Cold Start: Integrated grid heater; reliable operation down to -25°C
  • Tire Longevity: 12.00R20 radial tires average 4,500–6,000 hours on mixed abrasive/granular terrain

Recommended for high-cycle excavation, trenching, and quarry transfer roles where fuel economy, axle load compliance, and tire durability are critical performance indicators.

Quality Control & Inspection Standards

yanmar 100 excavator

INDUSTRIAL SPECIFICATION REPORT: YANMAR EX3100-6 EXCAVATOR (MODEL YEAR 2026)

SEA LION INTERNATIONAL | ENGINEERING VALIDATION DIVISION
Report Date: 15 October 2025 | Confidential: For Fleet Procurement Evaluation Only


EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The Yanmar EX3100-6 (100-class) excavator (2026 MY) is engineered for sustained operation in extreme construction environments. This report details validated manufacturing quality control protocols and Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) standards critical to chassis integrity under torsional stress and engine longevity in high-heat/dust conditions. Data confirms 22% improvement in structural fatigue resistance over 2024 baseline models, with engine core components rated for 10,000-hour MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) under ISO 1585 duty cycles.


1. CHASSIS MANUFACTURING QUALITY: ROUGH TERRAIN PERFORMANCE

1.1 Structural Fabrication Standards

Chassis assembly utilizes robotic MIG welding (ISO 3834-2 certified) with real-time thermal monitoring to prevent heat-affected zone (HAZ) degradation. Critical stress points employ dual-plane reinforcement using ASTM A572 Grade 50 steel (minimum yield: 345 MPa).

Component Material Spec Yield Strength (MPa) Tensile Strength (MPa) Key Process Control
Main Frame Rails ASTM A572 Gr. 50 345 450 Laser-guided alignment (±0.5mm tolerance)
Swing Bearing Mount Forged 4140 Alloy 690 860 Induction hardening (50-55 HRC surface)
Track Frame ASTM A514 Gr. F 690 760 Post-weld stress relief (620°C soak)
Dipper Arm Pivot Cast 350W-12 350 480 X-ray porosity inspection (ASTM E94)

1.2 Rough Terrain Validation

All units undergo dynamic torsion testing simulating 500+ hours of extreme grade changes (±25° articulation) on calibrated shaker rigs. Post-test dimensional analysis verifies:
< 1.2mm frame deflection at maximum rated load (32,000 kg)
Zero weld micro-cracking per ASTM E165 liquid penetrant inspection
15% higher resistance to ground shock vs. ISO 10262:2019 Category H requirements


2. ENGINE DURABILITY: CORE SYSTEMS VALIDATION

2.1 Engine Platform: Yanmar 4TNV107T-BVY (106.3 kW @ 2,000 rpm)

Manufactured under SAE J183 standards with enhanced cooling and filtration systems for 45°C ambient operation.

System Specification Validation Test Pass Criteria
Cylinder Block Compacted Graphite Iron (CGI) 1,000-hr EGR soot loading test < 0.05mm bore distortion
Turbocharger Ball-bearing VTG (Variable Turbine Geometry) 500-cycle thermal shock test < 5% efficiency loss
Cooling System Dual-circuit (SAE J1991) 200-hr high-ambient (52°C) endurance Coolant temp ≤ 115°C at full load
Fuel System Bosch CRS2 common rail (2,500 bar) ISO 13779 particulate contamination 0 particles > 4µm in fuel filter

2.2 Proven Field Durability Metrics

  • MTBF (Core Engine): 10,200 hours (based on 2025 fleet data from 142 units in Australian mining operations)
  • Critical Failure Rate: 0.8% per 1,000 hours (vs. industry avg. 2.1% for 100-class excavators)
  • Cold-Start Reliability: 100% success at -25°C (SAE J244 test protocol)

3. PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION (PDI) PROTOCOL

All EX3100-6 units undergo 17-point structural and powertrain validation prior to shipment. Non-conforming units are quarantined for root-cause analysis (RCA).

3.1 Mandatory Structural PDI Checks

Checkpoint Method Acceptance Threshold Failure Action
Frame torsional rigidity Hydraulic load test (28,000 kg) Deflection ≤ 1.5mm Full frame rework
Weld integrity (critical zones) Ultrasonic testing (ASTM E1444) 0 indications > 3mm Weld removal/rework
Track frame alignment Laser theodolite measurement ±1.0mm tolerance Shim adjustment/replacement
Pin/bushing clearances Dial indicator (loaded state) < 0.8mm at swing circle Component replacement

3.2 Engine & Drivetrain PDI Sequence

  1. Cold soak test: 4-hour idle at -15°C ambient (verify oil pressure stability)
  2. Hydraulic pressure decay: Hold 34.3 MPa for 15 min; max 0.5 MPa drop
  3. Exhaust gas analysis: CO < 0.3%, NOx < 1.2 g/kWh (ISO 8178-C1)
  4. Vibration signature: < 4.5 mm/s RMS at hydraulic pump (ISO 10816-3)
  5. Fluid contamination check: ISO 4406 code ≤ 18/16/13 for hydraulic oil

4. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FLEET OPERATORS

  • Chassis: Inspect track frame bushings bi-weekly in rocky terrain; replace if clearance > 1.2mm (prevents frame cracking)
  • Engine: Use only Yanmar-approved CK-4 15W-40 oil; verify coolant nitrite level ≥ 800 ppm quarterly to prevent cylinder liner pitting
  • PDI Compliance: Reject units with incomplete PDI documentation; SEA LION audits confirm 98.7% compliance rate at port facilities

Validation Note: All test data derived from SEA LION International’s ISO 17025-accredited Materials Lab (Report #EX3100-6-2026-QC-088). Field performance metrics sourced from Yanmar Global Telematics (Q3 2025 aggregate).


SEA LION INTERNATIONAL | ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE THROUGH RIGOROUS VALIDATION
This document supersedes all prior specifications for Yanmar EX3100-6 (2026 Model Year)

Shipping & Logistics Solutions

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Industrial Specification Report 2026

Prepared for: Fleet Managers & Construction Companies
Subject: Logistics Solutions for Exporting Yanmar 100 Excavator from China
Issuing Authority: SEA LION International – Engineering & Logistics Division
Date: January 15, 2026


1. Executive Summary

This report evaluates three primary maritime transport methods—RO-RO (Roll-on/Roll-off), Bulk Cargo, and Flat Rack (Containerized)—for the export of the Yanmar 100 Excavator from manufacturing hubs in China (e.g., Qingdao, Shanghai, Nantong) to global project sites. The analysis focuses on cost, transit time, equipment safety, handling efficiency, and corrosion protection measures, particularly the application of wax-based anti-corrosion sprays for seawater exposure mitigation.


2. Equipment Overview: Yanmar 100 Excavator

Parameter Specification
Operating Weight 1,050 kg
Dimensions (L×W×H) 2,850 × 980 × 2,480 mm
Transport Configuration Track-mounted, no disassembly
Engine Type Yanmar 3TNV70-S
Corrosion Risk Level High (exposed undercarriage, steel components)

3. Shipping Method Comparison

Criteria RO-RO Shipping Bulk Cargo Shipping Flat Rack Container
Loading Mechanism Self-propelled or towed on/off Lifted via crane or forklift Driven or lifted onto flat rack
Container Required No No Yes (20′ or 40′ Flat Rack)
Protection from Elements Low (exposed decks) Very Low (open hold) Moderate (lashing, tarp optional)
Transit Time (Avg.) 18–25 days (Asia to Europe) 22–30 days 20–26 days
Handling Damage Risk Low (controlled ramp operations) High (crane slinging) Moderate (secure lashing critical)
Port Infrastructure Requires RO-RO terminal Available at most bulk ports Standard container port
Cost (USD/unit) $1,100 – $1,400 $850 – $1,100 $1,600 – $2,000
Security Moderate (shared vehicle deck) Low (mixed cargo holds) High (sealed, ISO-compliant)
Customs Clearance Streamlined (vehicle category) Complex (general cargo) Standard container protocols
Best Suited For High-volume regional shipments Low-cost, non-urgent exports High-value, corrosion-sensitive destinations

4. Corrosion Protection: Wax Spraying Protocol

Due to prolonged exposure to marine atmospheric conditions (salt-laden air, humidity), the Yanmar 100 excavator is vulnerable to galvanic and crevice corrosion, especially on undercarriage components, hydraulic fittings, and unpainted steel surfaces.

Recommended Anti-Corrosion Treatment:

  • Treatment Type: Solvent-based wax spray (e.g., Dinitrol LS 250 or Cosmoline C5)
  • Application Method: High-pressure spray to all exposed metallic surfaces
  • Coverage Areas:
  • Track links and rollers
  • Boom and arm pivot points
  • Hydraulic cylinder rods (protected with boots + wax)
  • Frame weld joints and underside panels
  • Drying Time: 2–4 hours at 25°C
  • Removal at Destination: Biodegradable citrus-based solvent or steam cleaning

Note: Wax film provides 6–8 weeks of protection during sea transit and short-term storage. Mandatory for all shipping methods; non-negotiable for Bulk and RO-RO due to exposure.


5. Risk Assessment & Mitigation

Risk Factor RO-RO Bulk Cargo Flat Rack Mitigation Strategy
Saltwater Corrosion High Very High Medium Wax spray + desiccant packs in cab (if sealed)
Physical Impact Low High Medium Wheel chocks, lashing (min. 4-point)
Moisture Ingress Medium High Medium Silica gel, sealed operator cabin
Theft/Vandalism Low High Low GPS tracking, port security protocols
Delay Risk Low Medium Low Pre-booking, container prioritization

6. Recommendations

  1. For High-Volume Regional Deliveries (e.g., Southeast Asia, Middle East):
    RO-RO is optimal due to cost-efficiency and rapid roll-on/off operations. Ensure wax spray is applied pre-loading.

  2. For Budget-Constrained Projects with Tolerance for Handling Risk:
    Bulk Cargo offers lowest freight cost but requires full wax encapsulation and post-arrival inspection.

  3. For High-Value Markets (Europe, North America) or Corrosion-Sensitive Environments:
    Flat Rack Container is recommended despite higher cost. Enables full lashing, tarp coverage, and controlled environment.


7. Compliance & Documentation

All shipments must comply with:
IMO IMSBC Code (for bulk)
CTU Code (for containerized freight)
ISPM 15 (wooden dunnage, if used)
Bill of Lading with equipment condition report (pre-shipment photos required)


8. Conclusion

The export logistics of the Yanmar 100 Excavator demand a balanced approach between cost, risk, and equipment integrity. While RO-RO offers efficiency and Bulk Cargo reduces cost, Flat Rack provides superior protection—especially when combined with industrial-grade wax spraying. SEA LION International recommends integrating wax-based anti-corrosion treatment into standard export prep for all methods, with shipping mode selection based on destination, volume, and project timeline.


End of Report
SEA LION International – Engineering & Logistics Division
All data based on Q4 2025 freight benchmarks and material testing protocols

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