Excavator product description Overview A range of hydraulic excavators designed for general earthmoving, trenching, grading, lifting, and demolition tasks. Built for straightforward operation and broad attachment compatibility to handle a variety of jobsite needs from compact urban projects to larger civil works. Key benefits Versatile performance: One machine handles digging, trenching, lifting, grading, and light demolition by changing attachments, reducing the need for multiple specialty machines. Improved productivity: Responsive hydraulic controls and efficient power delivery help complete cycles quickly and maintain steady progress on site tasks. Durable construction: Boom, arm, and bucket components are fabricated from strength structural steel and reinforced in wear areas to extend service life under heavy use. Attachment compatibility: Standard auxiliary hydraulic circuits and quick coupler options accept buckets, breakers, augers, grapples, thumbs, compactors, and rippers for fast changeovers. Serviceability: Accessible maintenance points, grouped service panels, and modular components simplify routine checks and reduce downtime. Operator comfort and control: Ergonomic cab layout, adjustable seating, and intuitive control placement reduce fatigue during long shifts and improve accuracy in tight work areas. Primary features and attributes Function and performance Hydraulic system tuned for smooth, proportional control of boom, arm, and swing movements, with auxiliary flow options for powered attachments. Capable of precise digging and grading, as well as lifting and placing materials within rated capacities. Track or rubberundercarriage options for stable travel and low ground impact depending on site requirements. Compatibility Works with a wide range of common excavator attachments via standard auxiliary hydraulic lines and quick coupler interfaces. Available in multiple size classes to match machine compatibility requirements for different tasks and transport limitations. Size and dimensions Offered in compact, midsize, and standard configurations to support urban, residential, and construction scale projects. Transportable dimensions for compact models suitable for narrow access sites; larger configurations provide increased reach and bucket capacity for heavier tasks. Materials and build Boom and arm utilize strength structural steel with reinforced sections at pivot and wear zones. Buckets and wear parts use abrasionresistant steel to withstand continuous contact with rock and soil. Heavyduty undercarriage components support stability and track life under loaded conditions. Performance highlights breakout and tearout forces suitable for compacted soils and medium rock where appropriate. Optimized hydraulic flow for responsive cycle times and consistent attachment performance. Cooling and filtration systems designed to maintain operating efficiency in continuous work conditions. Use scenarios and applications 1. Urban utility trenching Compact excavator configuration enables access through narrow streets and confined sites to dig trench lines for water, sewer, and electrical conduit installation. Quick coupler and narrow trenching buckets speed attachment changes and trench completion. 2. Roadside and site preparation Midsize machine used for grading shoulders, cutting and filling material, and backfilling trenches. Compatible plate compactors and grading buckets allow finishing to required tolerances while maintaining cycle efficiency. 3. Light demolition and material handling Standard excavator with hydraulic breaker or grapple attachment removes concrete, breaks slab sections, and sorts demolition debris. Hydraulic thumbs and grapples lift and place rubble or load trucks for site cleanup. Maintenance and ownership considerations Routine access to engine, hydraulic pumps, filters, and cooling components simplifies daily checks and scheduled servicing. Modular attachment interfaces reduce downtime when switching tools for different tasks. Parts subject to wear are designed for straightforward replacement to maintain uptime. Selecting the right configuration Choose a compact model for tight access, a midsize for general construction and utility work, or a standard model for larger earthmoving and demolition tasks. Match auxiliary hydraulic flow and quick coupler type to the attachment set intended for primary use. Consider undercarriage type according to ground conditions and site sensitivity. Available configurations support a balance between power, reach, and transportability to align with project requirements. For full technical specifications and compatibility details, refer to the equipment specification sheet provided by your supplier.