Miniature crawler excavator
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  • Jobsite Ready
  • Strong Output
  • Easy Control
  • Durable Frame

Construction, Earthmoving and Site Operations with Excavators

Professional application of Excavators

Excavators is suited to construction sites, utility work, landscaping and earthmoving projects. It supports excavation, compaction, drilling or site preparation matched to access, ground and workload. Before deployment, confirm operating weight, working range, power, ground pressure, attachment needs and transport limits.

  • Construction Sites
  • Utility Work
  • Landscaping
  • Earthmoving

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

General information

Miniature crawler excavator
Whole‑machine Working Weight(kg)
960kg
Bucket Capacity(m³)
0.03
Travel Speed Low/High(km/h)
0‑2.5
Gradeability(%)
30
Swing Speed(r/min)
10r/min
Bucket Max Digging Force(KN)
11.5
Arm Max Digging Force(KN)
8.5

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Attachments or Core Configurations

Assessment 4

Assessment 4

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

Conclusion principle

Conclusion principle

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

Positioning check

Positioning check

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

Assessment 1

Assessment 1

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

Assessment 2

Assessment 2

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

Estimation 3

Estimation 3

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

Assessment 4

Assessment 4

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

Conclusion principle

Conclusion principle

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

Positioning check

Positioning check

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

Assessment 1

Assessment 1

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

Product Video

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Static

Static

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Operation

01:24

Comprehensive

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Core Component Details

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Protective Canopy

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Work Light Switch

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Work Lighting Lamp

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Emergency Stop Switch

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Driving Seat

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Horn Button

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Tracked Drive Wheel

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Fuel Filler Neck

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Water Temperature Gauge and Emergency Stop Switch

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Loosening Tooth Attachment

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Bulldozer Blade Hydraulic Cylinder

ME15-Mechanical-Details-Excavation Bucket

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where is Excavators typically used?

1. It is commonly used for construction sites, utility work, landscaping and earthmoving projects, subject to the selected model and site conditions.

2. How do I choose the right model?

2. Match operating weight, working range, power, ground pressure, attachment needs and transport limits to the actual workload and operating environment.

3. What should be confirmed before ordering?

3. Confirm model, power, working attachment, cab or control type and spare parts, then verify the response time and any special requirements.

4. How should it be installed and maintained?

4. Prepare safe unloading space, stable ground, operator training and fluid, fastener and safety-device checks; follow the manual for operation, inspection and routine maintenance.