Tracked mini excavators

Why choose a tracked mini excavator?

Conventional excavators are often too large and heavy to access smaller construction sites and may damage surrounding surfaces during operation. Tracked mini excavators offer an excellent balance between manoeuvrability and working performance. Rubber tracks distribute the machine's weight over a wider area, reducing ground pressure and helping protect lawns and block paving from damage while providing stability on difficult, soft ground.

Key advantages of tracked mini excavators

• Compact dimensions and adjustable track width: The ability to narrow the undercarriage allows the machine to pass through restricted access points, doorways and gates with widths starting from 80–90 cm.
• Full 360° upper structure rotation: Allows excavated material to be moved and deposited on either side of the machine without constantly repositioning the tracks.
• High operator comfort and precision: Modern control systems, including joystick controls, allow smooth operation of the boom and attachments, reducing operator fatigue during prolonged use.
• Versatility with auxiliary hydraulic connections: Easy integration with a wide range of attachments, from grading buckets and digging buckets to earth augers, hydraulic breakers, grabs and ripper teeth.

Applications of tracked mini excavators

Our range of tracked mini excavators is suitable for a wide variety of industrial and service applications:

• Utility installation and trenching: Excavating precise trenches for electrical, gas, water and drainage installations, fibre-optic cables and drainage systems.
• Paving and roadworks: Excavating foundations for footpaths, driveways and car parks, and preparing the ground for sub-base layers.
• Gardening and landscaping: Levelling plots, planting trees and shrubs, excavating ponds and swimming pools, and preparing foundations for fencing.
• Small-scale demolition and construction: Excavating pad foundations, working inside buildings and carrying out demolition using a hydraulic breaker.

How to choose the right tracked mini excavator

When selecting a mini excavator, several key technical specifications should be considered:

• Operating weight: Affects stability and transport requirements, for example when using a trailer with a maximum authorised mass of up to 3.5 tonnes.
• Digging depth and reach: Should meet the project requirements for the planned excavation work.
• Engine power and type: Provide the necessary power reserve for the hydraulic system during intensive operation.
• Included equipment: The availability of several bucket sizes as standard can significantly reduce the initial investment cost.