Komatsu Excavator in India - Price, Models & Specifications

Built for narrow streets and residential lanes, the Tata Hitachi NX 80 handles trenching, utility installation and site preparation where bigger machines struggle to turn. Auto idle and auto deceleration trim fuel use through the day, and its intelligent hydraulics keep multi-function work steady and controlled.

Desilting canals, cutting infrastructure trenches and general mid-size earthmoving all sit comfortably with the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 140H Ultra. Owners get a machine that reaches deeper than most of its class, moves easily around a spread-out project, and saves diesel in ECO mode without going soft on digging power.

Drainage lines, road foundation cuts and general site excavation keep the Tata Hitachi EX 130 Prime busy across India. The machine stays planted through loaded swings, its bucket fills cleanly and empties fast to shorten each cycle, and the hydraulic system quietly trims fuel use over a full shift.

Owners put the Tata Hitachi EX 70 Prime onto roadside trenching, drainage installation and lighter foundation work. It pulls strongly through mixed soils yet stays easy to move around a site, and precise bucket control with fuel-saving idle features means tidy trenches and a lower diesel bill at month end.

When ground turns compacted or rocky, the Tata Hitachi EX 215LC Prime digs where the standard series starts to labour. It is made for bulk earthmoving and site clearance, filling haul trucks pass after pass, while fuel-saving pump technology keeps running costs sensible over long production days.

Highway, railway and irrigation contractors put the Tata Hitachi EX 210 Infra Super+ Series onto deep excavation and large foundation work, where it digs and loads continuously without losing composure. Its stability under stress and a bucket range that spans precision and bulk duty let one machine cover most of a project’s earthwork.

Quarry benches and heavy civil sites are where the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 220LC Ultra shows its worth, staying planted through hard digging and loaded swings. The strongest engine in its Tata Hitachi class handles deep pits and bulk loading alike, and ECO mode cuts diesel use without dulling the dig.

A versatile mid-class digger, the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 220LC takes on general construction and earthmoving duties with an emphasis on energy-efficient running. For owners that means one machine covering varied site work while keeping daily operating costs in check.

From canal development to quarry work and mining support, the Tata Hitachi EX 210LC Prime is a steady all-rounder for heavy earthmoving. Selectable work modes let the operator balance diesel use against output shift by shift, and the machine holds its footing on uneven ground under continuous, loaded work.

Loading trucks off a quarry bench, hour after hour, is the Tata Hitachi EX 215 LCQ Prime’s daily routine. It keeps its balance on rough quarry floors, and a bucket that fills and empties quickly holds cycle times short when output targets are tight.

Deep foundations and heavy trenching are the Tata Hitachi EX 200LC Prime’s regular diet on large construction sites. Strong swing torque helps it load confidently, bucket options move it between precision work and bulk shifting without refitting, and the engine is tuned to keep fuel use reasonable through heavy cycles.

Infrastructure contractors lean on the Tata Hitachi EX 200 Infra for bulk earthmoving, utility installation and everyday civil digging. Parts are easy to find across India, which keeps downtime short, and the machine stays stable through heavy digging and lifting on all kinds of ground.

High-volume quarry loading and big infrastructure earthmoving suit the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 370LCH Ultra, which moves more material in fewer cycles thanks to its large bucket and quick, smooth hydraulics. Reinforced boom, arm and undercarriage structures are there to stretch its working life through hard, continuous duty.

Matched to big quarry benches and heavy civil excavation, the Tata Hitachi EX 350LC Prime digs deep cuts and loads large haul trucks in steady rhythm. Its sheer structural mass keeps it settled under constant force, and bucket options pair neatly with the trucks it feeds, so nothing waits on site.

Open-pit mines and hard-running quarries are the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 490H Ultra’s home ground, loading big buckets from active benches through long shifts. Long-arm options extend it to the deepest pit work Indian sites ask for, and its mass keeps everything composed under heavy mining loads.

Overburden stripping and deep pit excavation call for a machine like the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 470H, which digs with sustained force on mining benches without tipping off balance. Every bucket pass moves serious material, and long-arm variants take it deeper where the pit design demands extra reach.

Where mining duty meets construction work, the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 370LCH offers a blend of raw power and controlled precision. It is a machine for owners who need dependable heavy digging day in, day out, without giving up accuracy on finer excavation.

Hard rock quarries and large mining jobs are the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 400MTH’s territory, where it pairs strong digging power with sure footing on rough ground. Buckets fill fast and empty cleanly to keep cycles moving, and a long-arm option reaches the deeper cuts big pits require.

Mining production is the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 890LCH’s whole purpose, from overburden removal to bulk loading on deep benches. Its weight holds it rock-steady through intense excavation, wear-resistant parts stretch service intervals, and careful fuel management keeps operating costs down across long production shifts.

Major open-pit mines run the Tata Hitachi Zaxis 870-5G on overburden removal and haul truck loading, where its enormous working mass anchors every big bucket pass. Throughput per cycle is the point here: fewer passes to fill each truck, steadier output across a round-the-clock operation.

Round-the-clock mining schedules suit the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 670H, which delivers smooth, dependable torque through continuous bench loading and deep quarry digging. It resists tipping even during big loaded swings, and one of the widest bucket selections in the Tata Hitachi range lets owners match it precisely to their material.

Deep bench mining is where the Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 650H stands out; it digs further down than nearly anything else in the brand’s Indian line-up. Continuous overburden stripping and bulk loading suit its steady torque, and quick bucket fill-and-discharge keeps material flowing to the trucks.

Nothing in Tata Hitachi’s Indian line-up out-muscles the EX 8000-6, a twin-engine giant made for mass overburden removal at the largest open-pit mines. It fills ultra-class haul trucks in remarkably few passes, which is exactly what mine planners buy it for: relentless loading with minimum waiting.

At India’s most demanding open-pit mines, the Tata Hitachi EX 5600-7 works on mass extraction and continuous overburden removal, powered by twin engines built for uninterrupted duty. Its huge operating mass steadies the largest bucket loads, and haul trucks fill in minimal passes, keeping the production line moving.

Built for India’s largest coal and mineral mines, the Tata Hitachi EX 3600-6 handles mass extraction and overburden stripping on deep open-pit benches. Owners get a machine with the stability for the biggest bucket work and an engine choice that holds top performance through punishing dig-and-load cycles.

Coal loading at scale is the Tata Hitachi EX 1900-6’s specialty, stripping overburden and feeding ultra-class haul trucks at India’s biggest mine sites. Exceptional stability supports massive bucket loads on deep bench floors, and its dump height clears the tallest truck bodies without awkward positioning.

Toughest-site mining is the brief for the Tata Hitachi EX 2600-6: continuous dig-and-load cycles in deep open-cast pits without interruption. It loads the biggest haul trucks in very few passes and keeps its composure on active benches, which is what sustained production targets demand.

For deep pit work at large coal and ore mines, the Tata Hitachi EX 1200V brings the raw power that non-stop excavation and truck loading demand. Its stability suits the deepest open-pit operations in India, and configuration choices let mines set it up for their exact bench plan.

River dredging, pond cleaning and metro excavation need reach that ordinary machines simply lack, and that is the Tata Hitachi EX 215LC-SLR’s job. It stays stable on soft and sloping ground with its long arm out, and its bucket is sized for controlled digging at full stretch, never overloading.