Machine model reference
Hyundai R210W-9
The Hyundai R210W-9 is a excavator in the 9 Series. This permanent reference page helps buyers compare the model family, common applications and inspection priorities before selecting an individual used machine. Typical work includes earthmoving and excavation, trenching and site preparation, construction and infrastructure projects. Specifications can change by production year, destination market and installed equipment, so use the full serial number to confirm the exact engine, operating weight, power, attachments and transport dimensions. Availability, condition, actual working hours and price must be verified for each listed unit.
Reference specifications vary by serial number, market and configuration. Confirm the exact unit before purchase.

Reference data
Specifications & lifecycle
- Production
- 2010 – 2016
- Typical used hours
- 5,000–14,000 h
- Operating weight
- Configuration dependent — confirm by serial number and installed equipment.
- Engine
- Cummins QSB6.7
- Engine power
- 131 kW / 175 hp rated power
- Bucket capacity
- Bucket and attachment dependent — confirm the exact installed work tool.
- Transport dimensions
- Measure the exact unit before booking transport; attachments and configuration change dimensions.
- Model-page scope
- Permanent model-family reference; not a claim that a specific unit is currently in stock.
- Production-year scope
- 2010–2016 is a model-family planning range; verify the exact build date from the machine PIN plate and serial-number records.
- Configuration notice
- Weight, engine, power, attachment capacity and dimensions can vary by year, market and installed equipment.
- Typical-hours scope
- Used-machine screening band only; not a manufacturer service-life rating. Verify the hour meter, diagnostic data and service history.
Matching inventory
Current and reference R210W-9 units
Stock changes daily. Every listed unit must be verified separately by photos, video and inspection evidence.
No published matching unit is available right now.
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