Application of various models of mini excavators
A mini excavator, also known as a small digging machine, has varying definitions across different regions. For example, in countries where backhoe loaders are popular (such as the UK, France, and Italy), 1- to 3-ton class mini excavators dominate the market. In contrast, in countries where backhoe loaders are less common (like Germany), there is a preference for 4- to 6-ton class machines. However, almost all countries tend to favor larger equipment. Based on this, we define a mini excavator as a 1- to 6-ton class backhoe loader. Among these, the 2.7- to 3.0-ton class products account for a larger proportion because they can easily be transported by standard vehicles for relocation. Thanks to their compact size, mini excavators have become ideal equipment for earthwork applications in urban areas.
1 ton mini excavator and 1.2 ton excavator applications: Widely used in greenhouses, landscaping, and indoor work. Specific tasks include deep fertilization, digging trenches for irrigation, planting trees, digging cable trenches, laying water pipes, and indoor demolition. These machines can be mastered within just a few minutes. Their usage scope includes agricultural and forestry planting, farmland renovation, garden cultivation, road repairs, basement and indoor construction, livestock farms, and vegetable greenhouses.
1.5 ton mini excavator and 1.8 ton small excavator applications: Hydraulic pilot control makes operation smoother and simpler, with excellent heat dissipation and higher efficiency. Suitable for various tasks such as road breaking, trenching, mountain reclamation, and pit latrine renovations.
2 ton small excavator and 2.5 ton small excavator applications: Used for road repairs, concrete breaking, cable laying, water pipe installation, large-scale garden cultivation, and dredging of rivers and ditches. These machines are versatile and can perform tasks like digging, breaking, cleaning trenches, drilling, and pushing soil. They are suitable for a variety of construction environments.
