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Excavator

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What is Excavator?

An excavator is a heavy construction equipment consisting of a boom, dipper (or stick), bucket and cab on a rotating platform known as a "house". The house sits atop an undercarriage with tracks or wheels. Excavators are used for digging trenches, holes, foundations, material handling, demolition, general grading/landscaping, and heavy lifting.

What other technologies are related to Excavator?

Excavator Competitor Technologies

A dozer is used for pushing large quantities of soil, similar to an excavator, though excavators are more precise.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 52% (308) of relevant job posts
A backhoe can perform some of the same digging tasks as an excavator, although it is typically smaller and less powerful.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 35% (287) of relevant job posts
A skid steer can perform some of the same digging tasks as an excavator, although it is typically smaller and less powerful.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 26% (344) of relevant job posts
A bulldozer is used for pushing large quantities of soil, similar to an excavator, though excavators are more precise.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 43% (113) of relevant job posts
A bobcat can perform some of the same digging tasks as an excavator, although it is typically smaller and less powerful.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 2% (91) of relevant job posts

Excavator Complementary Technologies

Loaders are often used in conjunction with excavators to move material that the excavator digs up.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 29% (174) of relevant job posts
Wheel loaders are often used to move material loaded by excavators.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 51% (75) of relevant job posts
Front-end loaders are often used to move material loaded by excavators.
mentioned alongside Excavator in 23% (139) of relevant job posts

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