Looking to simplify its product lines and streamline production, Cater­pillar has introduced a trio of 20-ton-class excavators aimed at a broad range of applications. The company also expanded its ...

The Next Generation Cat 395 crawler excavator offers contractors up to 10 percent more production, two times more structural durability, and up to 20 percent less maintenance costs than the industry ...

The 110,500-pound 352 Caterpillar excavator replaces the 352F with Next Generation upgrades. The 425-horsepower crawler excavator digs to 23 feet 1 inch and has a maximum loading height of 24 feet 3 ...

The 30-ton size class 330 and 330 GC and 36-ton size class 336 and 336 GC Next Generation excavators from Caterpillar increase operating efficiency, lower fuel and maintenance costs and improve ...

Caterpillar announced the launch of two new hydraulic excavators on Monday, Nov. 28, 2022, one of just a few major equipment launches ahead of the 2023 CON-EXPO show. The new Cat 340 Hydraulic ...

Watch a powerful CAT excavator equipped with a hydraulic shear attachment demolish and process massive steel structures at a ...

Pon Equipment from Norway, with support from Caterpillar, has developed an interesting conversion of a 28-ton Cat 323 Hydraulic Excavator to an all-electric Cat 323F Z-line. This huge excavator ...

Caterpillar has launched a new 48 tonne excavator, the Cat 350, promising lower costs and enhanced sustainability. The equipment manufacturing giant said the new machine is in line with its commitment ...

The new Cat ® 395 excavator offers mining and aggregates operations up to 10% more production and maintenance cost reductions of as much as 20% compared to the Cat model it replaces, the 390F. With an ...

Taking into account the specific challenges faced by its customers in the region, Caterpillar had launched an upgraded version of 320 hydraulic excavator – CAT 320D2L excavator. Equipped with a ...

Caterpillar has introduced three new Next Gen excavators - models 315 GC, 317 and 317 GC - designed to offer higher productivity and lower operating costs to the 15- and 17-ton class of machines.