The ZQUIP system allows rapid battery swapping, to keep the excavator operating with minimal downtime and delivering powerful performances.
The set-up, which was premiered at the bauma Munich construction show in April, would allow operators to maintain working patterns throughout the day, boosting productivity on a range of job sites.
“At Case we listen to our customers' evolving needs, and translate those insights into tangible solutions,” said Fabrizio Cepollina, vice president Case CE EMEA region & global alliances.
Case says its collaboration with MOOG, for advanced electric battery systems, and Gravis Robotics, for cutting-edge digitalisation and automation technologies, including autonomous heavy vehicle development, shows its commitment to delivering practical, future-ready machinery. These companies focus on electrification, digitalization and automation.