CASE Construction Equipment is rolling out a full lineup of its new E Series excavators this fall. The rollout features seven new models, including two entirely new excavators, the CX190 and the CX365E short radius, whose designs are focused on enhancing the total operator experience.
“We have recognized that our customers' needs continue to evolve, and revising the model lineup and balancing the applications versus the offering dictates adjustments from time to time,” says Brad Stemper, Case North American product management lead for construction equipment. “With the E Series we are expanding the product line with two new models. This new offering demonstrates a commitment to invest and grow the offering to meet customer demands across the broader spectrum of machines and technologies.”
These new excavators feature a 10-inch LCD display that serves as the control center, including hydraulic flow control adjustments. In addition, most machines have transitioned to the FTP Industrial engines for increased power, torque, transient response and emission simplification versus the prior engines in the D Series excavator lineup.
“Operators of Case equipment have long recognized the machines as the smoothest operating machines in the industry,” Stemper says. “This will remain with the new engines and the integration of the Case intelligent hydraulic system tuned for controllability and efficiency in their operation.”
The two new models in the series are the CX190 E and the CX365 SR. Other models include the CX220 E and CX260 E
“The CX190 E is a model that sits just below one of the industry's most dominant size classes and fits a specific niche between those customers who need something just a little bit bigger than the traditional 17-metric-ton models and a little bit more cost- or value-beneficial than the 21- to 22-ton excavators,” Stemper says.
Meanwhile, the CX365 SR fits the 35-ton class.
