Wheel excavators combine the versatility of a conventional excavator with the mobility of a wheeled machine. Instead of steel tracks, they use rubber tyres that allow faster travel on roads and paved surfaces without the need for a trailer over short distances. Wheel excavators are widely used for urban construction, roadworks, utility installation, and municipal maintenance where mobility, reduced surface damage, and efficient travel between work locations are essential. Stabilising outriggers provide additional support during digging and lifting operations.
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August 30, 2025
The smallest excavators, designed for tight spaces, restricted access, indoor work, landscaping, trenching, and light residential projects.
Versatile machines ideal for residential construction, landscaping, drainage, utility installation, and general earthmoving in confined spaces.
More powerful than mini excavators, making them well suited to roadworks, utility projects, commercial construction, and medium-scale earthmoving.
A balance of power and versatility for civil infrastructure, commercial construction, bulk earthmoving, and demanding excavation projects.
High-production machines designed for major earthmoving, quarrying, mining support, deep excavation, and large civil infrastructure works.
Heavy-duty excavators built for mining, bulk earthmoving, and major infrastructure projects requiring maximum digging power and productivity.
Extended boom excavators designed for dredging, demolition, deep excavation, slope stabilisation, and other difficult-to-access applications.
Rubber-tyred excavators offering excellent mobility for urban construction, roadworks, utilities, and projects requiring frequent repositioning.
