Electric Excavator,Electric Digger,Electric Mini Excavator,Electric Powered Excavator Shandong Vio Machinery co.,ltd. , https://www.shantui-xcmgparts.comAn excavator is a construction machine used to excavate soil. This is to use the bucket teeth on the bucket to cut the soil and put it into the bucket. After filling the soil, lift the bucket and turn it to the unloading site to unload the soil. Then the turntable is rotated, and the bucket is lowered to the excavator surface for the next time. Operation.
Mainly used for engineering construction. Such as: highways, bridges, buildings, breeding ponds, underground engineering, emergency excavation and so on. The main features of excavators are that they are powerful and efficient. They can complete projects that cannot be completed by human beings and improve work efficiency. General engineering teams, construction industry, emergency departments, and even private individuals (excavation and breeding, roads, reclamation) all need excavators.
According to statistics, 60% of the earthwork in construction is done by excavators. In addition, the excavator can also perform various operations such as lifting, piling, ramming, pulling piles, pouring, installation, crushing, demolition, and crushing after replacing the working device.
Soft Control Shares sign $69.93 million equipment list
On June 22, the Soft Control Shares signed a contract with Myanmar MEC Corporation to provide supply and installation and commissioning services for an annual output of 855,000 sets of tires. The contract price is US$ 69.83 million and the contractual performance period is after receiving the advance payment. One year. Within 30 days after the contract takes effect, the buyer pays the advance payment to the supplier, and the amount of advance payment is 15% of the contract price. The amount of the contract accounts for approximately 42.09% of the 2009 consolidated operating revenue of the Soft Control Shares. The Soft Control Shares stated that the performance of the contract has a positive impact on operating income and profits for 2010 and 2011.