Mini Excavators
Mini excavators (including midi excavators) are a smart choice for general excavation and site preparation projects. With a full range of Kobelco excavators (ranging from 0.8 – 9t) that offer more exclusive features, we can help you be more productive and maximise your uptime.
Please visit the brochures (available under each model on this page) to find out all the information you need to formulate the right mini excavator for you.
Mini Excavators Products
10 Machines
Kobelco SK08-1E
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK10SR-2E
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK17SR-3E
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK26SR-7
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK34SR-7
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK39SR-7
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK50SRX-7
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK58SRX-7
Mini Excavators
Kobelco SK75SR-7
Mini Excavators
Mini Excavators
Mini excavators (also known as small excavators, mini diggers or compact excavators) can complete various tasks. It’s therefore essential to know which mini excavator will do the most efficient job per particular project. Our collection of mini excavators range from 0.8 tons to 9 tons, meaning there is maximum scope to fulfil a wide variation of projects.
The mini excavator is more beneficial when working in small spaces. The unique identifier of the small compact excavator is that it is small enough to complete various types of precise digging.
Mini excavator machines are most commonly used for excavation, construction projects, landscaping and light demolition. Many companies tend to group both mini and compact excavators under the same category.
Depending on the project, users can speak to our team of experts to find the most suitable excavator.
Engine power
It’s essential to have an engine strong enough to get around the work site and perform the tasks efficiently.
Weight
It’s wise to focus on the maximum operating weight as this needs to be able to handle the equipment, operator and load options. There’s a potential risk of damaging your site if the chosen excavator is too heavy.
Size
The first thing to assess when selecting your excavator is that it can operate on your site safely. Excavators are typically sized based on tonnage, measured with their operating weight. As the machine’s tonne scale goes up in weight, breakout force goes up correspondingly.
Bucket capacity
Buckets are the most common use for all excavators, meaning it’s important here to check the types of buckets each excavator can support. Take into consideration the machine’s maximum capacity of the bucket option.