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New Hitachi crawler excavators ideal for demolition

Three new special application machines have been developed to maximise efficiency, uptime and safety on heavy-duty and demolition projects.

Excavator
Zaxis-7

Improved performance and safety

The ZX390TC-7 tool-carrier model has been specially adapted to work with larger working tools, and can be used for secondary demolition works. The two multi-carrier models – ZX400MC-7 and ZX600MC-7 – are supplied with up to four front attachments and are built to meet the requirements of all demolition projects. They can complete the tasks of several machines on site, which simplifies planning, and minimises transport and personnel costs. They also improve performance and safety for operators.

 

Meeting customer needs

Based on standard Hitachi Zaxis-7 models, with Zaxis-7 technology and Stage V-compliant engines, they were developed with KTEG (Kenki Technology Group GmbH). “The launch of these models shows how Hitachi is addressing the specific requirements of certain industries,” says Burkhard Janssen, Product Manager Special Applications and New Technologies at Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe) NV.  “We are constantly listening to the needs of our customers, particularly regarding improvements to productivity and efficiency on site.”

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