WE10 Mini Electric Excavator 0.89Ton Lithium Battery Powered Crawler Digger
The WE10 Mini Electric Excavator is an eco-friendly, zero-emission crawler digger engineered for noise-sensitive, indoor, and urban earthmoving applications. Powered by an advanced 76.8V/105AH (8kWh) lithium battery system and a 6.2 kW electric motor, the WE10 delivers high torque and precise hydraulic responsiveness without exhaust fumes or engine noise. With a gross weight of 890 kg and a compact 870 mm transport width, it is the ultimate tool for green building sites, greenhouse cultivation, and enclosed demolition projects.
WE10 Mini Electric Excavator 0.89Ton Lithium Battery Powered Crawler Digger Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
WE10 Mini Electric Excavator 0.89Ton Lithium Battery Powered Crawler Digger Detail Introduction :
| Specification Category | Parameter / Item | Unit | WE10 Technical Value |
| Weight & Capacity | Gross Weight | kg | 890 |
| Rated Bucket Capacity | m³ | 0.025 | |
| Electric Powertrain | Power Battery Spec | — | 76.8V / 105AH (8 kWh) |
| Rated Motor Power | kW | 6.2 | |
| Rated Speed | RPM | 3000 | |
| Climbing Ability / Gradient | ° | 30 | |
| Main Valve Type | — | Mechanical | |
| Dimensions & Track | 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 |
Clean & Silent Electric Powertrain: Features a high-capacity 8 kWh lithium power battery paired with a 6.2 kW motor (3000 RPM), enabling clean, fume-free operation in indoor or poorly ventilated environments.
Ultra-Narrow Access Capabilities: With an overall machine width of 870 mm and a 2263 mm height, the WE10 easily navigates tight garden gates, standard interior doorways, and elevator cabs.
Effective Working Performance: Equipped with a 0.025 m³ bucket capacity, offering a 1770 mm maximum digging depth and a 2346 mm maximum digging height for versatile soil excavation and loading.
Agile Maneuverability: Designed with an 816 mm tail swing radius and a 1405 mm minimum swing radius, ensuring precise 360-degree rotation in confined work spaces.
Substantial Cost Savings: Pure electric drive eliminates fuel expenses, engine oil replacement, and routine engine filter maintenance, reducing daily operational costs by up to 80%.
Product Applications
Indoor Demolition & Renovation: Floor breaking, interior wall dismantling, and basement excavation.
Greenhouses & Agriculture: Trenching for irrigation, soil loosening, and fertilizer application without contaminating crops with exhaust gases.
Urban & Nighttime Municipal Works: Residential cable laying, pipe repair, and trenching without disturbing local residents.
Landscaping & Property Maintenance: Garden grading, stump removal, and decorative rock placement.
Why Choose Us?
Zero Emissions Compliance: Fully compliant with strict environmental standards for urban low-emission zones and indoor workplaces.
Smooth Mechanical Control: Equipped with a durable mechanical main valve system for reliable and intuitive hydraulic maneuvering.
Direct Manufacturer Quality: Built on heavy-duty structural steel frames with reliable lithium battery protection systems, backed by full technical support.
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