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Home›Business & Finance›New Waterking for German Client
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November 17, 2015 · about 10 years ago

New Waterking for German Client

Waterking, the Dutch-based designer and manufacturer of amphibious machinery, has just sold another excavator to a German company specialized in water and civil engineering. The WK 150 NG-A amphibious excavator, equipped with an adjustable undercarriage and a Hitachi ZX130-5 upper structure with lon

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Waterking, the Dutch-based designer and manufacturer of amphibious machinery, has just sold another excavator to a German company specialized in water and civil engineering.

The WK 150 NG-A amphibious excavator, equipped with an adjustable undercarriage and a Hitachi ZX130-5 upper structure with long reach, was sold via Waterking’s German dealer MBN Baumaschinenwelt and will be used for a restoration project in the country.

Waterking has equipped the amphibious excavator with a replaced counterweight, an extend arm and boom, specially full perforated dredging bucket and a transport cylinder.

The transport cylinder is designed and developed in-house to lower the transport height of the machine.

The excavator will be working on this restoration project for a long period. However, as the machine is particularly easy transportable, it will also be used for other small projects during the restoration works.

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