WZ25E Electric Excavator Loader | 1-Ton Battery-Powered Compact Excavator Loader for Farm & Construction
The WZ25E Electric Excavator Loader is a versatile 2-in-1 light equipment solution designed to replace conventional fuel-powered machinery in noise-restricted and emission-sensitive environments. Delivering a 1,000 kg loader rated capacity and a 4,200 kg operating weight, the WZ25E combines front-end loading and rear-end excavation into a single compact machine. Powered by clean battery-electric technology, it is optimized for high mobility across organic farms, agricultural greenhouses, livestock barns, and urban construction zones.
WZ25E Electric Excavator Loader | 1-Ton Battery-Powered Compact Excavator Loader for Farm & Construction Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
WZ25E Electric Excavator Loader | 1-Ton Battery-Powered Compact Excavator Loader for Farm & Construction Detail Introduction :
| Component / Category | Parameter Item | Unit | WZ25E Technical Value |
| Energy & Drivetrain | Energy Capacity | kWh | 31 |
| Axle Model / Gear Ratio | — | 6:37 Isuzu Small Square Axle | |
| Tire Model | — | 12/40-16 | |
| Machine Dimensions | Operating Mass | kg | 4200 |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | mm | 5600 × 1950 × 2750 | |
| Wheelbase / Track Width | mm | 2300 / 1220 | |
| Min. Turning Radius | mm | 2850 | |
| Front Loader Performance | Rated Carrying Capacity | kg | 1000 |
| Loader Bucket Capacity | m³ | 0.6 | |
| Loader Bucket Width | mm | 1700 | |
| Max. Loader Dumping Height | mm | 3300 | |
| Rear Excavator Performance | Backhoe Bucket Capacity | m³ | 0.04 |
| Max. Backhoe Digging Depth | mm | 2360 | |
| Max. Backhoe Digging Height | mm | 3665 | |
| Max. Backhoe Dumping Height | mm | 2635 | |
| Max. Digging Reach Radius | mm | 4000 |
Agricultural & Greenhouse Friendly: Pure battery-electric operation generates zero exhaust emissions, ensuring a clean, non-toxic environment inside livestock shelters, poultry houses, and commercial crop greenhouses.
Integrated 2-in-1 Dual Functionality: Features a front 0.6 m³ loader bucket with a 3,300 mm dumping clearance for bulk material handling, alongside a rear 0.04 m³ excavator bucket capable of a 2,360 mm maximum digging depth for trenching and ditching.
Compact Footprint & High Agility: Built with a slim overall width of 1,950 mm and a tight 2,850 mm turning radius, allowing operators to easily navigate narrow farm alleyways and restricted building sites.
Whisper-Quiet Operation: Drastically reduces workplace noise levels, improving safety communication among site workers and preventing livestock panic during indoor feeding or barn cleaning chores.
Zero Engine Maintenance: Eliminates routine diesel engine servicing, filter changes, and oil maintenance, reducing operational downtime and lowering long-term total cost of ownership (TCO).
Application Scenarios
The WZ25E Electric Excavator Loader is a versatile eco-friendly utility machine ideal for:
Farm & Homestead Utility: Scraping manure, loading feed bags, clearing debris, and excavating irrigation ditches.
Greenhouse & Nursery Logistics: Shoveling soil, moving potted plants, and trenching for underground water lines.
Urban & Residential Construction: Backfilling foundations, installing utility pipes, and moving aggregate in noise-sensitive residential neighborhoods.
Why Choose Us
Direct Factory Innovation: Precision-built with high-efficiency electric motors and battery management systems (BMS) straight from our manufacturing facility.
Durable Heavy-Duty Construction: Engineered with high-tensile structural steel frames and reinforced hydraulic arms to ensure reliable daily performance.
Comprehensive Global Service: Fast international shipping of replacement electrical components, hydraulic seal kits, and online technical assistance to keep your machine running uninterrupted.
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