Mid-large Wheeled Excavator PX-100W-9T

Product Overview

Offering productive output with fast response, the PX-100W-9T is a mid-large wheeled excavator designed for municipal fleets and road contractors who move between scattered jobsites. In the 9.5–10 t class, it combines a reinforced working device with a wheeled undercarriage to deliver dependable digging and loading performance on road maintenance, municipal works, loading/unloading and medium earthwork. Configuration is matched to each project, with multiple attachment options giving owners operational flexibility without investing in separate machines.

Product Description

The PX-100W-9T is built around a simple principle: keep the machine working instead of transporting it. The wheeled chassis enables fast transfer between jobsites, so crews can complete short excavations, patch roads or handle loading duties in sequence during a single working day. The reinforced working device provides the rigidity needed for repeated cycles, and the standard bucket covers general excavating without compromise.

Power comes from a diesel configuration that feeds a hydraulic circuit sized for digging, loading and attachment operation. The multitool capability is central to the design: with the right attachments, the same machine can dig trenches, load trucks, clean ditches and support municipal maintenance tasks. Every unit can be specified to the project, allowing fleet managers to standardize on one carrier while adapting bucket size, attachment package and optional equipment to the demands of each site.

Key Features

• Fast transfer between jobsites supports multi-site scheduling
• Reinforced working device for durable cycle performance
• Diesel power matched to the hydraulic system
• Suited to road maintenance and municipal works
• Multiple attachment options on one carrier
• Loading/unloading and medium earthwork capability
• Standard bucket for general excavating tasks
• Project-matched configuration and optional equipment

Technical Specifications

Applications

Common deployments include municipal maintenance fleets, road repair crews and contractors handling loading/unloading at supply yards. The machine also performs medium earthwork on confined sites where a crawler would be slower to deploy. Its attachment compatibility and wheeled mobility let one unit rotate through trenching, material handling and site cleanup tasks, simplifying equipment planning for contractors with tight schedules.