Check out the video right here: A couple of weeks back John Deere and Hitachi made a very big announcement regarding excavators. After more than three decades of building excavators through a joint ...

The ZX50U-5N compact Hitachi excavator has an operating weight of 10,560 pounds, maximum dig depth of 11 feet 7 inches, and a maximum reach of 19 feet 7 inches. The 36.3-horsepower, reduced-tailswing ...

Hitachi’s Zaxis 850LC-3 pairs a 532-horsepower Tier-3-certified Isuzu engine with Hitachi’s HIOS III hydraulic system to develop increased engine output as well as bucket and arm digging forces. Sept.

MOLINE, IL – As the excavation and hauling specialist, Hitachi mining excavators and trucks move material productively, economically, and reliably. At MINExpo 2008, Hitachi had on display two of its ...

Signaling a shift in both companies’ strategies as they approach an increasingly global equipment market, U.S. manufacturer John Deere and Japan's Hitachi Construction Machinery are dissolving their ...

Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas has unveiled the ZX50U-5N excavator, a compact machine with full-size features. With its reduced tail-swing design, the compact, 10,560-lb. ZX50U-5N is designed ...

MOLINE, IL. (April 15, 2008) — The ZX75US-3 and ZX85USB-3 Hitachi excavators are two new compact ultra-shorts that are long on features. Plus they are the perfect size for all kinds of jobs including ...

Hitachi excavators are being used by civil engineering specialist Razel-Bec a 90 km canalisation project in Senegal, West Africa. The French company is benefitting from the reliability of the machines ...

New Delhi: Commemorating 60 years of operations with the theme ’60 Years of Atmanirbharta,’ Tata Hitachi, construction machinery companies, and the market leader in excavators inaugurated its pavilion ...

New Delhi: Construction equipment major Tata Hitachi has launched a new range of EX70 prime series hydraulic excavators from its Dharwad Plant. This machine offers the prime advantage of covering ...

TOKYO -- Hitachi Construction Machinery will work with British-Australian mining group Rio Tinto on technology to enable massive excavators to dig for resources remotely, the Japanese company said ...