JCB 50Z
JCB 50Z Mini Excavator is designed to excel in various applications, making this compact excavator a versatile choice for many industries. Its compact size is ideal for utility installation, allowing for precision digging and trenching in confined spaces. In demolition, 50Z Mini Excavator efficiently handles tasks, enabling operators to remove structures safely and effectively. The mini excavator is also well-suited for agricultural tasks, such as digging, moving soil, and land management, which enhances productivity on farms. Additionally, JCB 50Z supports site clean-up efforts by quickly clearing debris and preparing areas for further work, ensuring a safe and organized work environment. JCB 50Z is a versatile machine built for a range of applications, including utility installation, demolition, agriculture, and site clean-up. 50Z Mini Excavator features a powerful engine with a gross power of 35.7 kW and an operating weight of 4946 kg, enabling it to handle demanding tasks with ease. JCB 50Z Mini Excavator boasts a maximum digging depth of 3.33 m and a maximum dump height of 4.00 m, providing excellent performance in various environments while ensuring efficiency and productivity in both construction and agricultural settings. JCB 50Z Mini Excavator stands out for its unique features designed to enhance performance and operator comfort. Powered by a Stage 3A 404D-22 engine, this water-cooled, diesel engine meets stringent emissions standards while delivering robust power. Its zero tail swing with boom swing offset allows for efficient operation in tight spaces, enabling work close to walls without compromising performance. 50Z Mini Excavator prioritizes operator comfort with a fully adjustable suspension seat, dial-type throttle control, and smooth joystick operation, making JCB 50Z easier for users to operate for extended periods. Additionally, maintenance is simplified with a wide-opening steel bonnet and an open frame undercarriage with sloping tracks, reducing operating costs and ensuring longevity.
