Komatsu expands electric mini excavator range in Europe

Komatsu has expanded its electric mini excavator range in Europe with the PC26E-6 (Image: Komatsu) Komatsu has expanded its electric mini excavator range in Europe with the PC26E-6 (Image: Komatsu)

Japan-based construction equipment manufacturer Komatsu has extended its range of electric mini excavators in Europe with the launch of the PC26E-6.

The company’s electric mini excavator range now comprises the PC20E, PC26E and PC33E-6, all of which are designed for emissions-sensitive environments and “diesel-equivalent” performance.

The PC26E-6 has an operating weight of 2.7t (in the cabin version) and motor power of 15.4kW. It features a 23.2 kWh battery pack, as well as fast charge that takes it from 20% to 100% in 1.8 hours with an optional 400V external DC charger.

The machine’s controls are the same as internal combustion engine (ICE) machines, and it offers a multi-function monitor with redesigned interface for electric excavators.

Emanuele Viel, group manager product marketing at Komatsu Europe, said, “As demand for electric compact machinery continues to rise, particularly in urban, indoor and environmentally sensitive environments, Komatsu is proud to unveil the third wave of its electric machines.

“Offering solutions that can be charged from a standard electricity supply without the need for heavy or complex infrastructure, the PC26E is designed for all environments, offering versatility rather than a niche solution.

“Crucially, the third wave of machines have been engineered to offer fast charging times, smooth performance and a high-grade specification to ensure it fits seamlessly into existing operations.”

Komatsu is offering extended “E-support”, including a five-year warranty on new electric components.

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