Mid-large Wheeled Excavator PX-135W-9T

Product Overview

The PX-135W-9T is a mid-large wheeled excavator in the PX series, engineered for contractors whose workload mixes earthwork, rockwork and municipal duties. Operating in the 12–13.5 t class, it pairs a mid-large wheeled structure with diesel power and a standard bucket, offering the mass and hydraulic force needed for channels dredging and infrastructure works while retaining wheeled mobility for fast transfer between jobsites. Configuration can be tailored to each project.

Product Description

Where road and municipal programs demand a machine that can dig, load and relocate without delay, the PX-135W-9T is designed to respond. Its mid-large wheeled structure gives the machine a stable working platform, while diesel power drives a hydraulic system capable of sustained digging in earthwork and rockwork conditions. The standard bucket handles general excavation; additional attachments extend the platform to loading, dredging and site maintenance roles.

The machine's value lies in its balance of capacity and mobility. Contractors avoid the cost and downtime of moving a crawler, while still having enough working mass to handle rivers and channels projects and medium municipal works. As with every PX-series model, the final specification is confirmed against the project's technical agreement, so bucket selection, attachment systems and optional equipment are aligned to the actual application and local operating conditions.

Key Features

• 12–13.5 t operating class for heavier works
• Mid-large wheeled structure combines mass with mobility
• Diesel power for sustained earthwork and rockwork
• Standard bucket for general excavating duties
• Multiple attachment options for loading and dredging
• Fast transfer between jobsites
• Suited to municipal works and channels projects
• Configuration defined by project requirements

Technical Specifications

Applications

The PX-135W-9T is deployed on municipal works, rivers and channels dredging, and earthwork operations across road and infrastructure programs. Its wheeled carrier makes it practical for urban and semi-urban sites where travel distance between work fronts is short but frequent, and where a crawler undercarriage would slow the schedule. Attachment flexibility allows the same machine to alternate between excavation, loading and maintenance tasks.