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Komatsu has revealed its latest excavator which bridges the gap between compact and construction-sized machines.
The new generation PW98MR-11 tight-tail wheeled midi excavator is aimed firmly at those working in the utilities sector and in confined space applications such as narrow alleys, road construction sites and sewer construction work.
According to Komatsu distributor in Ireland, McHale Plant Sales of Rathcoole and Birdhill, the PW98MR-11 offers improved efficiency, operator comfort and fuel consumption compared to the 'Dash 10' model it replaces. The 10-tonnes unit also features a 0.282 m3 bucket capacity, class leading compact size and what Komatsu calls its "unrivalled lifting performance".
A swing boom design makes it attractive for digging parallel to buildings or barriers, while a protected two piece boom cylinder allows for safer truck loading operation. A standard 100% differential lock on both axles provides direct traction and enhanced jobsite mobility when working on slippery and uneven surfaces.
With no need for a complex SCR aftertreatment system, and no AdBlue refilling, the PW98MR-11 is a machine which McHale Plant Sales director, John O'Brien says will enable clients to "future proof their investment".
With its EU Stage 5 compliant engine, it will appeal to emissions-sensitive customers wishing to demonstrate their environmental credentials when pitching for projects in crowded, built-up urban locations.
The first versions of the PW98MR-11 are now available to order.
