CAT 793 Rigid Dump Truck

CAT 793 Rigid Dump Truck

Information

Additional information

Make

Model

793

Weight

157 t

Capacity

229 t

Equipment Overview

The CAT 793 is a rigid dump truck built for very high-volume ore and overburden hauling in the world’s largest open-pit mines, one of Caterpillar’s most widely used mining trucks. It carries a 229-tonne nominal rated payload and a 162 m³ heaped body, delivering 1,976 kW of gross power, suited to major coal, iron ore, and copper mining operations where large hydraulic shovels or rope shovels keep loading cycles fast.

Power comes from a Cat C175-16 16-cylinder diesel engine producing 1,976 kW (2,650 hp) gross and 1,886 kW (2,529 hp) net at 1,750 rpm. A fuel-optimized engine rating suits less-regulated markets, while a version meeting U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final and EU Stage V emission standards is available where required. A six-speed automatic powershift transmission drives the rear axle, coordinated by Caterpillar’s APECS control strategy, with traction control and stability systems to manage wheel slip on haul roads.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
EngineCat C175-16, 16-cylinder diesel
Power Output (Gross)1,976 kW (2,650 hp) at 1,750 rpm
Max TorqueNA
Emission StandardFuel Optimized (base rating); U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final / EU Stage V available for applicable markets
Transmission6-speed automatic powershift (APECS)
Drive TypeRear-wheel drive
Operating Weight156,561 kg (chassis + body, standard wheel stations)
Payload Capacity229,000 kg (Nominal Rated Payload, standard wheel stations)
Body Volume (Heaped)162 m³ (HP Body, SAE 2:1)

Dimensions

DimensionValue
Length13,360 mm
Width8,563 mm (overall canopy width)
Height5,712 mm (to top of ROPS)
Wheelbase5,905 mm
Turning Radius14.0 m (28.0 m turning diameter)

Typical Applications

  • Very large open-pit coal, iron ore, and copper mining haul roads
  • High-volume overburden removal in major surface mining operations
  • Loading pass-matched with large hydraulic shovels and rope shovels
  • Autonomous and semi-autonomous haulage fleets via Cat MineStar Command