Hitachi Construction Machinery

“Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas is always exploring new ways to increase safety on the job site. The latest innovation is an optional rear obstacle detection system. It provides visual and audible alarms based on the distance to the object."

Hitachi Construction & Mining Division announced that customers will no longer need to renew their ZXLink connectivity service subscription. Plus, customers can enable ZXLink on compatible machines at no additional charge. Once customers enable ZXLink, they can select to automatically activate it on future compatible models to further streamline fleet management.

Hitachi Construction & Mining Division, an operating division of John Deere Construction & Forestry Company (“Hitachi”), rolled out options for its grade control technology, on select excavators, including 2D Grade Control and Solution Linkage 3D Grade Control, which allow an operator to set a grade and hold it. The new factory-integrated technology increases efficiency while also lowering daily operating costs by enabling operators to spend less time getting the grade right the first time.

Hitachi’s all new EX3600-7 mining excavator is their fourth machine to be added to the new EX-7 Series lineup. Built for increased efficiency, durability, and reliability, this newly unveiled model offers a level of quality unsurpassed by its predecessors. This release follows the launch of the EX5600-7, EX2600-7 and EX1200-7, and will be available for customers in North and South America.

When the new EX1200-7 excavator rolled onto a Rango Inc. job site, there was an energy you could feel in the air. Not only had they received a new EX1200-7, but it was the first Dash-7 to be delivered and digging on North American ground.

Hitachi is kicking off the month of May with the introduction of their EX1200-7 excavator for North and South America. The third machine in Hitachi’s new EX-7 lineup, the new model provides increased efficiency, durability, and reliability. This versatile addition follows the recent launch of Hitachi’s EX2600-7 and EX5600-7 excavators. 

Hitachi’s EX2600-7 and EX5600-7 are now available as part of the new EX-7 Series line of mining excavators, highlighting the company’s focus on continuous improvement through advanced technologies and engineering. Both excavators operate with next-level fuel efficiency thanks to these tech advancements. The new models are built to deliver the ultimate in durability and reliability to markets in both North and South America.

Hitachi introduced their brand new Hitachi Grade Guidance system. Factory-integrated and developed in cooperation with Topcon, this guidance system leverages the latest tech and components to create a “one-stop-shop” for efficient precision excavation.

Hitachi made a new addition to their North American ultrashort excavator lineup with their most powerful reduced-tail-swing excavator to date, the ZX345USLC-6. This machine was built to deliver power and efficiency in confined spaces with its increased reach, dig forces, bucket capacity, and lift capacity. In addition to this excavator’s full-size cab being the only one one a reduced tail swing machine in the industry, it is also comfortable and roomy.

In recent weeks, Hitachi debuted their next generation wheeled excavator, the ZX190W-6. Not only is this wave of excavator more efficient, reliable, and durable than predecessors, but it’s also more convenient now that it no longer needs a diesel particulate filter (DPF). This is made possible by the excavator’s certified Final Tier 4 (FT4)/EU Stage IV Isuzu engine.

Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. announced recently that they would be launching the EH5000AC-3 Rigid Dump Truck with trolley system. The addition of the trolley aims to contribute to reducing life cycle costs and improving productivity. The trolley system will be available for worldwide, large-scale mining projects on June 1, 2018.