Built for narrow trenches

Cable work often means digging down into a road box or working alongside existing cables and supplies.

Here, every centimetre matters.

Jonas explains that their experience with Compacttilt is that the absence of external cylinders means there is nothing sticking out from the sides when the bucket passes through the trench.

“Our experience is that it has no cylinders that are in the way.”

And that is exactly what Vestfyns Elanlæg needs when working in confined conditions.

When the shovel passes through a narrow trench, the rotator’s compact design allows them to work closer to the sides without hydraulic cylinders becoming an obstruction.

“That fits our needs very well.”

 

The Compacttilt advantage

For Vestfyns Elanlæg, the choice of tiltrotator is not simply about adding more functionality to the excavator.

It is about having a solution that works with the type of jobs they actually do.

The company carries out a lot of cable work, where excavating narrow trenches and working close to existing infrastructure is part of the job. In those conditions, the compact construction of Compacttilt becomes particularly useful.

With no hydraulic cylinders protruding from the sides, the tiltrotator can move through confined trenches without the cylinders getting in the way of the bucket.

For Jonas, it is a simple advantage — but one that makes sense every day on the job.