₹1.80 - 1.90 crore
ex-factory Kharagpur, West Bengal · Last updated: Oct 2026
Landed cost adds trailer transport to site, warranty, insurance & FOC (where applicable); non-standard configurations, attachments & accessories are priced separately — confirm with a quote.
The Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 470H costs ₹1.80 - 1.90 crore ex-factory as of Oct 2026; delivered to your site (with taxes as applicable, trailer transport and first-year insurance) it works out to about ₹1.98 crore to ₹2.28 crore. It is an excavator from Tata Hitachi with a 47100 Kg operating weight and a 315 HP engine, and EMI starts from about ₹2.95 lakh a month. Get a dated landed quote for your district here, or enquire for a used excavator, a rental, an EMI plan or spare parts.
The Tata Hitachi ZAXIS 470H is a 47-ton heavy-duty mining excavator for large-scale overburden removal, bulk material loading, and deep pit excavation across India. It operates with a turbocharged 6-cylinder diesel engine delivering around 315 HP, providing high torque and continuous output for sustained heavy mining cycles. The 47,100 kg working weight keeps the machine stable during high-force digging and lifting on large mining benches and pit floors. This Tata Hitachi excavator reaches 5,920 mm below ground in standard configuration, handling open-pit mining depths effectively. Specialized long-arm variants increase reach for deeper pit work throughout India. Each pass with a 1. 9 to 3. 1 m³ bucket moves enough material to meet large mining haul truck payload needs in bulk excavation cycles. The reinforced undercarriage and strong upper structure absorb the shock of continuous mining and quarry operations. A spacious operator cabin with better visibility reduces fatigue during long multi-shift schedules. The combination of high bucket capacity and durability increases tonnes moved per shift compared to older 40-ton class machines. The Tata Hitachi 470 price in India ranges from Rs. 1.80 – 1.90 crore. A capable machine from Tata Hitachi Construction Equipment for mining contractors and large quarry operations running sustained high-volume bulk excavation output.