Hidromek’s HMK140W and HMK200W new cab wheeled excavators

Hidromek is introducing new 15tonne and 21tonne wheeled excavators with new cab designs. “We are targeting mainland Europe with our wheeled excavators,” says the firm’s export manager, Anil Bingöl. Described as highly versatile, the HMK140W and HMK200W machines are offered in Tier 4 Interim/Stage IIIB emission certified format and offer high performance and productivity. Containing high quality European and Japanese components, the machines are said to be easy to operate and offer precise control.
May 28, 2013 Read time: 2 mins
230 Hidromek is introducing new 15tonne and 21tonne wheeled excavators with new cab designs. “We are targeting mainland Europe with our wheeled excavators,” says the firm’s export manager, Anil Bingöl.

Described as highly versatile, the HMK140W and HMK200W machines are offered in Tier 4 Interim/Stage IIIB emission certified format and offer high performance and productivity. Containing high quality European and Japanese components, the machines are said to be easy to operate and offer precise control.

These new wheeled excavators also feature Hidromek’s latest telematics package, which uses satellite communications to provide customers with a constant flow of operating performance data. The data can be viewed in real time by fleet managers at locations remote from the actual machine, to analyse operating parameters. The system also offers GPS location geofencing and can be used to identify any technical problems, with remote trouble-shooting tackling software or calibration issues for example.
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