Kobe Steel, Ltd., commonly known as Kobelco, is a Japanese multinational corporation founded in 1905 and headquartered in Kobe, Japan. The company operates across various sectors, including steel and aluminum production, advanced materials, welding, machinery, engineering, construction equipment, and electric power. Kobelco is renowned for its innovative technologies and high-quality products, serving industries such as automotive, aerospace, energy, and infrastructure. With a global presence, Kobelco emphasizes sustainability and technological advancement, contributing to the development of eco-friendly solutions and cutting-edge materials that support modern industrial needs.
Since Kobelco Construction Machinery Europe B.V.’s re-establishment in Europe eight years ago, the manufacturer has amassed a network of over 60 dealers across Europe and its territories – many of whom had already been loyal to the Kobelco brand as part of its previous alliance with New Holland.
As a construction manufacturer specializing in excavator development, Kobelco understands the importance of mini excavators to its overall product line-up.
Kobelco Construction Machinery Europe B.V. (KCME) is pleased to announce the launch of the allnew SK210LC-11 and SK210NLC-11 (narrow undercarriage variant) to its extensive line-up of highquality construction machinery.
Launched earlier this year, the Kobelco Used Crane Finder is designed to help connect Kobelco Cranes’ customers who are looking to buy or sell a crane, with potential buyers and sellers across the Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
The SK850LC-10E is Kobelco’s giant – the biggest in its European excavator line-up! Driven by a powerful Hino engine, the machine delivers superior strength and performance via an uprated specification of 2,120 Nm of torque and 380 kW of power, and what better way to demonstrate the SK850LC-10E’s mighty power than on a demolition jobsite?
Mini excavators are particularly important to the Kobelco line-up. Although used frequently for landscaping and utilities, they also have an important job to do as support on larger construction and demolition projects.