Hitachi spotlights Next Gen equipment models

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Diesel-powered equipment will be the focus for Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas at this month’s ConExpo-CON/AGG event in the United States.

Hitachi wheeled loader Htiachi to present Next Generation machines for North America at ConExpo. (PHOTO: Hitachi)

The manufacturer will showcase its next generation of construction, aggregate and mining equipment, with a variety of earthmoving and material handling machines on display. 

Hitachi’s new excavators and wheeled loaders, the full details for which have yet to be released, have been designed to offer increased efficiency and incorporate the TRIAS III three-pump hydraulic system for maximum fuel efficiency and performance.  

The company is expected to feature over 25 machines at its stands, with the product line-up anticipated to include the next generation versions of the 16-tonne ZW100-6 wheeled loader and the 50 t ZX210LC-6 crawler excavator.

Hitachi said: “HCMA is committed to supporting construction, aggregates and mining operations across the Americas, bringing the reliable solutions and after sales support Hitachi is known for across the world.

“This is your chance to see how we’re driving innovation today to take on the challenges you’ll face tomorrow.”

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