Name: ECO Mini Crawler Excavator
SKU: p1_0Cqz9g69tLOQYN8
Availability: InStock

An excavator designed for stable operations

The excavator (QL-22) is designed to meet the demands of indoor demolition, working in confined spaces, trenching, and pipeline installation, integrating compact dimensions, a stable hydraulic system, and compatibility with a wide range of attachments into its overall design. Configuration and delivery options can be tailored to the specific application, enabling distributors, contractors, or end users to quickly complete equipment selection.

Product Advantages

This 22ECO mini excavator is equipped with side swing boom, enabling digging close to walls in narrow spaces.

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

General information

Operating weight/tonnage: 2.2ton
Standard engine model: Laidong 385 diesel engine
Power: 22.1KW
Optional engine: Laidong385BT(18.8KW), Kubota D1703(18.2KW), Yanmar 3TNV80F(15.2KW)
Optional Configuration: Off-road chassis Engineering chassis Chassis telescopic Steel track
Track type: Rubber track
Cab type: Roof

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Attachments or Core Configurations

Log Grapple

Curved grapple arms hold logs, branches and similar irregular material during controlled handling.

Narrow Digging Bucket

The narrow bucket cuts compact trenches and channels where reduced excavation width is preferred.

Rake Attachment

Rigid tines gather loose debris and level disturbed ground during suitable finishing work.

Clamshell Bucket

Opposed bucket shells close around loose material for pickup and placement in confined work areas.

Toothed Digging Bucket

Reinforced teeth penetrate compacted soil for controlled routine excavation and loading work.

Pallet Forks

Parallel fork tines support suitable palletized loads for controlled lifting and placement work.

Mechanical Thumb

The fixed-link thumb works with the bucket to retain branches, stones and irregular material.

Mechanical Quick Coupler

A mechanical locking interface supports practical tool changes through a compact connection.

Earth Auger

The helical tool opens round holes in suitable soil for planting, posts and site preparation.

Hydraulic Breaker

The hydraulic impact tool applies concentrated blows to suitable concrete, stone and hard surfaces.

Screening Bucket

The slotted bucket separates finer material while retaining larger pieces during sorting work.

Ripper Attachment

The pointed shank concentrates digging force to loosen compacted soil and suitable hard ground.

Ditch Cleaning Bucket

The wide smooth-edged bucket supports ditch cleaning, grading and controlled surface finishing.

Compact Digging Bucket

The compact bucket works in narrow excavation zones where a smaller cutting width improves access.

Hydraulic Quick Coupler

Hydraulic locking supports efficient tool changes from the operator station when correctly fitted.

Hydraulic Thumb

The hydraulic thumb closes against the bucket to grip irregular material with adjustable control.

Hydraulic Tilt Bucket

Hydraulic tilt changes the bucket angle for shaping slopes, trimming edges and grading work.

Log Grapple

Curved grapple arms hold logs, branches and similar irregular material during controlled handling.

Narrow Digging Bucket

The narrow bucket cuts compact trenches and channels where reduced excavation width is preferred.

Rake Attachment

Rigid tines gather loose debris and level disturbed ground during suitable finishing work.

Clamshell Bucket

Opposed bucket shells close around loose material for pickup and placement in confined work areas.

Product Video

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22ECO Operation

The EASCOJTIA online clip demonstrates on-the-spot turning, multi-direction boom swing, bucket opening and track adjustment; all functions work together for reliable multi-purpose jobs.

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