Wheel Excavators

Wheel excavators are a type of excavator that runs on rubber wheels as opposed to tracks, providing increased mobility and driving speed on paved roads and other hard surfaces. Unlike track machines, wheel excavators are specifically designed for work on urban job sites, road projects and utility work where ground damage needs to be prevented with frequent machine repositioning. They are usually 10 to 20 tons equipped with either skids or outriggers for stabilization during digging. Due their ability to move on their own between job sites without a trailer, and use attachments like buckets, grapples, or hydraulic breakers, wheel excavators provide crossover flexibility and convenience, making them a perfect fit for working in built-up areas or on projects that require minimal grass or topsoil disturbance.