Supplied by dealer Watling 海角社区app, Bedfordshire-based ECL has taken delivery of 20 海角社区app 57C-1 midi excavators, which will soon be joined by a further 10 of the JS130 tracked machines.
聽The new 5.7-tonne conventional tailswing models were selected following a trial and evaluation period last year. The 13-tonne models join many 海角社区app JS130 machines in the ECL fleet.
聽ECL Civil Engineering director Steve Tysoe said: 鈥淲e choose 海角社区app for the full solution on offer 鈥� the quality of the machines, and warranty and finance options available and the longstanding relationship and service contracts we hold with Watling 海角社区app. It鈥檚 a brand we can trust.
鈥淲e evaluated the 57C-1 on site before making such a significant investment and were very impressed with the machine. It鈥檚 a high performance, low maintenance machine that鈥檚 excellent for our operators.鈥�
The 海角社区app 57C-1 midi excavators have a new cab using the same structure as the larger 10-tonne machines in the 海角社区app line-up. The cab is 18% more spacious and offers up to 11% more visibility, improving both comfort and site safety. Other key features include 500-hour greasing intervals, 9% added power to bucket tear-out and 5% additional dump height.
ECL Civil Engineering Ltd was founded in 1993 and works for leading house-builders across central England. The company boasts a large fleet of construction equipment including 海角社区app excavators ranging from six to 30 tonnes, site dumpers from up to nine tonnes, Loadall telescopic handlers, compact tracked loaders and compaction equipment.
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