Our fleet of excavators has been designed and upgraded for optimum long reach performance, with modern safe working load systems and GPS technology.  Safety is paramount and our machines are maintained to a high specification with emergency kits fitted as standard.  All machines are available with piping for a variety of hydraulic attachments.

The most popular long reach excavators include: 
 

CASE 210
The Case excavators are ideally suited to light and medium duty work, with excellent performance and reliability.  They are available in 15 to 17.5 metre reach, weighing in around 23 tonnes.

CAT 330
Weighing 45 tonnes and capable of reaching out to 22 metres, the 330 is suitable for all applications.  Electronic dig systems for underwater operations can be fitted and linked to GPS equipment for accuracy to assist in particular with dredging operations.

CAT 345
Designed and built by Caterpillar, they are purpose built for long reach applications with various configurations up to 25.5m reach. They are highly productive with the power to work effectively at maximum outreach and depth.  Weighing between 56 and 68 tonnes, the configurations enable the machine to excavate a wide range of material.  GPS dig systems are also available.

CAT 365
With an impressive 25m outreach and weighing 75 tonnes, this machine has an exceptional reach with power to match.  This is a lighter version of the flagship CAT 375, easier to transport and move into sites where access is limited.

CAT 375
This is one of the largest long reach excavators on the market.  Weighing almost 100 tonnes with a reach up to 30 metres, the 375 can handle heavy duty work at maximum reach.  GPS dig monitoring technology makes it particularly suited for quarrying, coastal construction work and marine dredging.

Dredging equipment
We have a range of equipment, including floating pontoons to act as working platforms for the excavators and other equipment. Tugs, barges and workboats can operate on inland and coastal environments, with modern pump technology for the extraction of material from deep underwater.

Attachments
Tilt and rotating quick hitch systems enable rapid fitment of numerous hydraulic attachments, including tree/weed cutters, hydraulic breakers, rotating rockwheels, grapples, grabs and compactor plates.  Mini excavators can support the long reach machines in remote access situations, with slew and height restrictors fitted for safety as standard.  An amphibious undercarriage can be fitted for use in deep silt and marshy conditions.