With excellent all-around visibility and cab vision, this excavator size is perfect when you need a machine that is a little more high-performing than a mini-excavator. Suited for construction sites with some room to maneuver, 13-Ton excavators are great options for small and medium-sized commercial earthmoving projects.

Accomplish any heavy-duty job with a 15-ton excavator. With excellent grading precision and standard controls, these excavators are great options for earthmoving projects with room to maneuver. Their cabs also have great visibility, allowing you to move safely around the construction site.

18-ton excavators are great for several construction projects including:

- Digging ditches, ponds, and watering holes

- Making trenches for utility lines

- Excavating dirt and other aggregates

- Making foundations or footings for buildings

- Landscaping projects that involve land clearing, grading, backfilling, and leveling

- Moving heavy materials around job sites

Some projects for these excavators include:

- Digging large holes, trenches, basements, and foundations

- Loading and unloading trucks and other construction vehicles with efficiency

- Small-scale mining operations

- Site preparation and land clearing

- Landscaping projects like creating ponds, lakes, and tree removal

These excavators are typically available with both ISO and SAE controls.

Max Dump Height: 21' - 23'

Max Reach: 30' - 36'

Bucket Size: 0.72 - 1.96 cu yds

Ideal for standard, heavy-duty commercial projects, 25-ton excavators provide a great range of specs and are a popular rental size. With great cab visibility, grading technology, attachment capabilities, and safety features, they help contractors work efficiently.

Max Dump Height: 21' - 23'

Max Reach: 31' - 37'

Bucket Size: 1.00 - 3.00 cu yds

Capable of handling a variety of tasks, 30-ton excavators are excellent options for any large-scale, open-spaced projects because of their size. With great cab visibility, they are easy and safe to operate. And with their modern grading technology, these excavators help you get the job done more quickly.

Designed for large, open-spaced sites, these excavators can do many tasks including:

- Material loading and transporting

- Land clearing, shaping, and creating ponds, lakes, and ditches

- Digging foundations, trenches, and footings

- Building and installing utility lines

- Structure demolition and debris removal

- Mineral extraction and large-scale mining projects

With their enhanced hydraulic systems and long reach, 50-ton excavators are great options for several commercial projects including:

- Dredging and waterway restoration

- Site preparation and land clearing

- Lifting heavier loads like precast concrete and steel beams

- High-reach demolition

- Foundation digging

- Backfilling and landscaping projects

With their large buckets and reach capability, as well as compatibility with other attachments, some popular projects include:

- Large-scale mining like coal, limestone, and sand mining

- Port projects and dredging

- Quarrying and heavy material handling

- Overburden removal and mineral extraction

- High-reach demolition

Max Dump Height: 23' - 31'

Max Reach: 37' - 48'

Bucket Size: 2.16 - 7.19 cu yds

Used primarily for large, heavy-duty projects, 80-ton excavators require open space to maneuver and are most effective on jobs that require tons of heavy lifting and earthmoving.

Equipped with long booms to provide more reach, long-reach excavators have specific use cases in the construction industry.

These common uses include:

- Access to hard-to-reach places like over walls or obstacles that would be too difficult for a standard excavator

- Deep excavation or demolition of high structures

- Dredging and removing debris from deep bodies of water

- Shore piling projects

- Excavating deep trenches

Wheeled excavators, like tracked excavators, have great visibility and grading technology. There are a few other reasons why a wheeled excavator may be a better choice than a tracked excavator.

These include:

- Improved mobility on hard surfaces like roads or concrete

- Reduced risk of disturbing and damaging the ground, especially when working in environmentally protected areas

- Lower maintenance and repair costs as tracks often take more money to maintain

Like tracked excavators, wheeled machines are available in SAE or ISO controls.