Hidromek believes its HMK102B backhoe loader will be a “major attraction” at Intermat 2012. The company, headquartered in Ankara, Turkey, says the HMK102B is the result of long studies, customer interviews and market research.
February 8, 2012
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Hidromek HMK102B Backhoe Loader LIVE at INTERMAT 2012
230 Hidromek believes its HMK102B backhoe loader will be a “major attraction” at Intermat 2012. The company, headquartered in Ankara, Turkey, says the HMK102B is the result of long studies, customer interviews and market research. The result is a machine that minimises fuel consumption and power losses to ensure greater efficiency, while offering an ergonomic and comfortable cabin for operators.
Fitted with a four-cylinder 257 John Deere engine, the 102B model draws on up to 73.82kW of power and has a bucket capacity of 0.17m³. The new backhoe loader has a standard model operating weight of 8,900kg and a boom dig depth of 4.46m. The telescopic boom model has a boom dig depth of 5.8m and an operating weight of 9,050kg.
Two new short radius excavators are being introduced by Case Construction Equipment at INTERMAT. The Japanese-built CX235C SR and a prototype CX145C SR use low emission Isuzu engines with cooled EGR and a DPF to meet stage IIIB emissions requirements, and Case reckoned the new engines provide a 17.5% fuel consumption improvement over previous models, while simultaneously delivering up to 7% cent faster cycle times.
The new Doosan DX225LCA excavator being launched at Intermat has an operating weight of between 21.5 and 23.2tonnes, depending on the configuration. Its bucket capacity ranges from 0.39 to 1.28m3. It also has a digging depth of 6,620 mm, a reach of 9,900mm and a digging height of 9,750 mm.
The new Doosan DX225LCA excavator being launched at Intermat has an operating weight of between 21.5 and 23.2tonnes, depending on the configuration. Its bucket capacity ranges from 0.39 to 1.28m3. It also has a digging depth of 6,620 mm, a reach of 9,900mm and a digging height of 9,750 mm.
First launched in 2001 but recently updated, Ramtec’s Robi MP19 multiprocessor can, as its title suggests, be applied to a wide range of demolition tasks.
