WD10 Micro Diesel Excavator 0.8Ton Compact Crawler Digger with 7kW Engine
The WD10 Micro Diesel Excavator is an ultra-compact, highly reliable crawler digger designed for tight-space earthmoving, landscaping, and residential utility work. With a gross weight of 800 kg, a 0.025 m³ bucket capacity, and a fuel-efficient 7 kW diesel engine, the WD10 delivers robust digging force and mechanical reliability. Its narrow structural profile and nimble track layout make it an ideal choice for indoor demolition, greenhouse trenching, and confined yard landscaping where larger machines cannot reach.
WD10 Micro Diesel Excavator 0.8Ton Compact Crawler Digger with 7kW Engine Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
WD10 Micro Diesel Excavator 0.8Ton Compact Crawler Digger with 7kW Engine Detail Introduction :
| Specification Category | Parameter / Item | Unit | WD10 Technical Value |
| Weight & Capacity | Gross Weight | kg | 800 |
| Rated Bucket Capacity | m³ | 0.025 | |
| Engine & Performance | Rated Power | kW | 7 (Euro 5) |
| Rated Speed | RPM | 3000 | |
| Engine Model | — | K019ZFC-1 | |
| Climbing Ability / Gradient | ° | 30 | |
| Main Valve Type | — | Mechanical | |
| Dimensions & Layout | Overall Length / Transport Length | mm | 2715 |
| Overall Width / Upper Width | mm | 870 | |
| Overall Height | mm | 2263 | |
| Track Width | mm | 180 | |
| Track Gauge | mm | 690 | |
| Minimum Ground Clearance | mm | 95 | |
| Tail Swing Radius | mm | 816 | |
| Track Ground Contact Length | mm | 900 | |
| Total Track Length | mm | 1220 | |
| Working Range | Maximum Digging Height | mm | 2346 |
| Maximum Dump Height | mm | 1698 | |
| Maximum Digging Depth | mm | 1770 | |
| Maximum Digging Reach | mm | 255 | |
| Minimum Swing Radius | mm | 1405 | |
| Height at Minimum Swing Radius | mm | 2095 |
Ultra-Compact Dimensions: Featuring an overall length of 2715 mm, an overall width of 870 mm, and an overall height of 2263 mm, this micro excavator easily passes through standard residential doorways, garden gates, and narrow alleyways.
Efficient 7 kW Diesel Power: Powered by a reliable K019ZFC-1 diesel engine operating at 3000 RPM, providing strong low-end torque, high fuel efficiency, and compliant Euro 5 emission standards.
Precise Mechanical Control: Equipped with a responsive mechanical main valve system that ensures smooth, accurate hydraulic operation during multi-directional excavation and swing tasks.
Exceptional Working Range: Offers a 1770 mm maximum digging depth, a 2346 mm maximum digging height, and an agile 816 mm tail swing radius for efficient soil loading and dumping.
Durable Track Ground Traction: Features a 180 mm track width and a 900 mm track ground contact length, providing stable weight distribution across soft soil, mud, and uneven gradients with a 30-degree climbing ability.
Product Applications
Residential Landscaping & Gardening: Digging tree pits, planting trenches, and clearing garden rocks.
Indoor Demolition & Renovation: Breaking up and removing indoor concrete floors, tiles, and interior non-load-bearing walls.
Utility & Pipe Laying: Trenching for water pipes, electrical cables, and drainage systems in narrow residential plots.
Greenhouse & Farm Maintenance: Ditch cleaning, fertilizer application trenching, and light agricultural grading.
Why Choose Us?
Unmatched Accessibility: Reaches confined urban spaces and indoor areas that are inaccessible to standard excavators.
Low Operating Costs: Combines low fuel consumption with simple, mechanical-valve maintenance requirements for maximum uptime.
Factory Direct Reliability: Built with high-tensile structural frames and wear-resistant tracks, backed by reliable manufacturing quality control.
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