Kobelco Construction Machinery USA

Kobelco USA introduced the enhanced SK140SRLC-7 excavator model in North America. The next-generation SK140SRLC-7 sets the standard for mid-sized machines and offers full-size benefits with short rear swing capabilities and exceptional features.
Performance advancements allow the SK140SRLC-7 to deliver greater efficiency and productivity as well as increased power and speed than its predecessor. The upgraded SK140SRLC-7 boasts a dynamic digging force of 24,800 lbs. to achieve leading-class work volume. A compact design and long digging reach capabilities provide a broad working range and easy maneuverability, while a top-of-class digging depth of 19’ 7” and impressive swing speed of 11 rpm shorten cycle times by ~10%.

KOBELCO has released the SK130LC-11 excavator in North America. The SK130LC-11 is the first model to be introduced as part of KOBELCO’s next generation of excavators, the Generation 11, which bring power, productivity and efficiency to new heights. The new KOBELCO SK130LC-11 maximizes job productivity with its nimble movement and outstanding digging power. This revolutionary model delivers a dynamic digging force of 24,818 lbs. to achieve leading-class work volume, even while minimizing fuel consumption. The SK130LC-11 is equipped with independent travel, a KOBELCO exclusive feature that allows the machine to move, lift and swing simultaneously without experiencing loss of power. Furthermore, automatic swing priority instantly delivers full swing power during combined operations without switching modes.

Buying a KOBELCO mini excavator may soon be a little closer to home. KOBELCO Construction Machinery USA is expanding its dealership network by adding several compact machinery dealers. AAA Equipment of New York, Bridgeport Equipment of Michigan, L&N Supply of Georgia, and Sound Heavy Machinery of North Carolina, will solely represent KOBELCO’s mini excavator line in the US.

In another bright spot for U.S. manufacturing, Kobelco Construction Machinery USA will continue to increase capacity at their North American excavator production facility in Spartanburg, SC and plans on several new hires.