What Are the Types of Excavators?
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Excavator types are as follows: Mini Excavators: Generally refers to excavators with a total weight of 6 tons or less, including 6 tons. Their compact size allows for efficient and safe operation in narrow worksites, making them particularly suitable for confined areas. Medium Excavators: Generally refers to excavators with a total weight of more than 6 tons but less than or equal to 40 tons. These are the most commonly seen excavator types on general roads. Large Excavators: Generally refers to excavators with a total weight exceeding 40 tons, all of which fall under the category of large excavators. They are rarely seen unless during transportation. Users are mostly large mining operations. With their massive size, high-capacity operation, powerful engines, and high-pressure pumps driving advanced hydraulic technology, they feature robust undercarriages and front arms to meet various mining operation requirements. Backhoe Excavators: This type also belongs to the category of large excavators, equipped with powerful engines and high-pressure pumps for advanced hydraulic technology. The bucket is installed in reverse, enabling faster digging speeds in mining operations to enhance efficiency. The characteristic of backhoe excavators is digging downward while moving backward, forcibly cutting through soil.
