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Tracked excavator ZX55U-6EB
hydraulicminiwith blade

tracked excavator
tracked excavator
tracked excavator
tracked excavator
tracked excavator
tracked excavator
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Characteristics

Other characteristic
tracked, hydraulic, with blade, mini
Engine power

39.4 kW
(53.6 hp)

Operation weight

5,330 kg
(11,750.6 lb)

Digging depth

3,830 mm
(150.787 in)

Description

In response to the growing demand for electric equipment to work on low or zero-emission job sites, Hitachi presents its new five-tonne battery-powered excavator. The ZX55U-6EB is the first Hitachi-branded model in this class, and follows on from the success of the eight-tonne ZE85 electric excavator. It draws on the company’s rich heritage as an electrical company, and its experience and expertise in producing wired ultra-large excavators to mines around the world. With the ZX55U-6EB, we take one step further on the road to zero emissions – an irreversible path that must lead to sustainable, low-carbon societies. And it underlines our commitment to minimising the environmental impact of our equipment and creating a sustainable future for all. BENEFITS - Discover the benefits Low noise levels compared to a diesel model, ideal for urban areas. - Short-tail swing to operate effortlessly in small spaces. - Fewer maintenance requirements and less downtime than conventional diesel models. - Emission-free performance with a combination of battery-powered and wired operation. Specifications for the ZX55U-6EB electric mini excavator Electrical system Battery type Lithium-ion Changing time 1.25 hours Battery voltage 400 V Battery Capacity (full package) 39.4 kWh / 112.6 Ah Indicative Runtime (depending on application) 2 hours Auxiliary Battery Voltage 12 V Auxiliary Battery Capacity 24 Ah

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