Large – scale excavators have much higher digging forces, often several times that of small – scale ones. They can handle larger – sized rocks and move heavier loads. For example, a large – scale excavator might have a bucket capacity of 3 – 5 cubic meters, while a small – scale one could be around 0.1 – 0.5 cubic meters. Also, large – scale models generally have higher lifting capacities and longer reach, which is crucial for large – scale construction projects.

Large – scale excavators consume more fuel due to their more powerful engines and higher workload. On average, a large – scale excavator might consume 30 – 50 liters of fuel per hour during heavy – duty operation, while a small – scale excavator would consume 5 – 15 liters per hour. However, many of our models, both large and small, are designed with fuel – efficient technologies to minimize costs.

Large – scale excavators are ideal for large – scale open – pit mining, large construction sites like building dams or large – scale infrastructure projects. They can work efficiently on relatively flat but expansive terrains. Small – scale excavators are more versatile for working in narrow spaces, such as urban renovation projects, small – scale landscaping, or areas with limited access, like backyards or small construction sites in crowded areas.

Yes, we offer customization services for both large – scale and small – scale excavators. Whether you need a bucket with a special shape for handling specific materials like sand, gravel, or rocks, or a bucket with enhanced wear – resistance for heavy – duty use, we can meet your requirements.