The landscape of the Indian infrastructure industry is ever-evolving. Precisely, for the past few decades, the skyline of the cities has developed, thanks to innovative infra projects. Additionally, the road & highway construction initiatives have further upscaled the rate at which the infra industry is expanding.
Now, facilitating these projects are the heavy-duty equipment industries. Rightly so, these machines are manufactured with best-in-class technologies & advanced features to deliver massive output. Moreover, compared to the former models, the new-age equipment ensures fuel efficiency & is easy to operate.
Featuring JCB 3DX & Tata Hitachi EX 70 Super Plus
JCB 3DX Backhoe Loader
This is one of the best-selling models from JCB India. Rightly so, the model comes with an operating weight of 7460 kg. Such a massive weighing capacity helps upscale work output by significant numbers.
Additionally, the machine is built to lift 1800 kg of loads. Moreover, the backhoe bucket capacity of the equipment is up to 1 cum. This feature, in particular, facilitates the carriage of materials in bulk.
Furthermore, the maximum height reach of 3000 mm facilitates the lifting process. Above all, the JCB price of this model ranges from Rs. 35 to 38 Lakh in India.
Tata Hitachi EX 70 Super Plus Excavator
This is another popular excavator model featuring an operating weight of 7000 kg. This functionality, in particular, significantly increases the work output, both at construction & mining sites. Additionally, the high-performing engine of the backhoe loader can generate up to 55 HP, further enlivening productivity.
Above all, the excavator can dig as deep as 4150 mm into the ground. This massive limit helps operators undertake quarrying, digging for building foundations, etc.
Furthermore, the 0.68 cum bucket capacity of this equipment helps store heavy bulk at once. Besides, the price range of this Tata Hitachi backhoe loader ranges between 30 and 32 Lakh.
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