Head to head
Arjes Impaktor 250 evo vs Caterpillar D3G LGP
The Caterpillar D3G LGP is the bigger machine by 3,160kg.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Key differences
- Operating weight: the Caterpillar D3G LGP is the bigger machine by 3,160kg.
Specifications side by side
| Arjes Impaktor 250 evo | Caterpillar D3G LGP | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating weight | 14,000kg | 17,160lb (7,784kg) |
| Engine | Volvo Penta TAD581VE, 129kW / 175hp | - |
| Hopper capacity | 2.25m3 | - |
| Rotor length | 1,500mm | - |
| Rotor diameter | 680mm | - |
| Throughput | 80-100 t/h (C&D waste) | - |
| Engine power | - | 77hp gross / 70hp net at 2200rpm |
| Blade capacity | - | 2yd3, 10.4ft wide, 20.7in cutting depth |
| Ground pressure | - | 4.24psi |
Sources: Arjes Impaktor 250 evo, Caterpillar D3G LGP. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the Impaktor 250 evo if...
A tracked impact crusher aimed at demolition and construction waste rather than quarried rock. Its 2.25m3 hopper and stated 80-100 tonnes an hour throughput on construction and demolition waste suit site-based crushing contractors clearing rubble, not small driveway or garden jobs.
Listed by
- Hire a Crusher - London
Buy or hire the D3G LGP if...
- you want one that is the bigger machine by 3,160kg
A small dozer for landscaping, site clearance and grading jobs too tight for a bigger machine. The LGP tracks spread its weight for work on soft ground such as landfill or wet fields.
Listed by
- Hayes Gate Plant Hire Ltd - London
Common questions
What is the difference between the Arjes Impaktor 250 evo and the Caterpillar D3G LGP?
The Caterpillar D3G LGP is the bigger machine by 3,160kg. The Arjes Impaktor 250 evo is a tracked mobile impact crusher for construction, demolition and green waste; the Caterpillar D3G LGP is a small low ground pressure crawler dozer.
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