Terex launches twin drive mini excavator at INTERMAT

INTERMAT launches from Terex include the TC16 Twin Drive mini excavator, which will debut in its production format. The TC16 gets diesel power and an additional electric motor for emissions-free operation when working inside buildings or confined spaces.
March 8, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Terex TC16 Twin Drive mini excavator
INTERMAT launches from 1222 Terex include the TC16 Twin Drive mini excavator, which will debut in its production format. The TC16 gets diesel power and an additional electric motor for emissions-free operation when working inside buildings or confined spaces. It’s not the only mini excavator development on offer – the TC10 model weighs one tonne, and represents Terex’s move into the micro excavator segment.

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