New equipment from Hidromek

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01 March 2019

Hidromek will display new equipment in Hall C5, including the H4 series excavators, HMK 635 WL wheeled loader, soil compactors and the new electric excavator, HMK 70 W.

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Hidromek will display a range of earthmoving equipment, including wheeled loaders

The new H4 Series excavators have an electronic system with an increased capacity to display the condition of the machine and its integration with additional equipment. The red handles and warning labels on the new series of machines are designed to increase the operator’s safety.

On the HMK 70W electric excavator not only the engine, but the entire system, is different from the standard machines.

The machine has an electric engine and a battery, with a one-time charge providing eight hours of usage. The standard socket on HMK 70 W allows for self-charging.

The HMK 145 LC SR crawler excavator aims to make the operator feel as comfortable as possible and uses an Opera Control System to facilitate the easy use of the machine. Having the ergonomics of heavier machines, the crawler excavator provides easy access for service and maintenance.

The HMK 130 and 110 CS soil compactors have a spacious look in the cabin, with large windows enabling a wide angle of view. They are also eqipped with multimedia control.

Finally, the HMK 635 WL wheeled loader is said by the company to be more environmentally friendly and productive with its Phase-5 Mercedes engine.

 

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