• Compact crawler mobility
  • Open operator canopy
  • Articulated digging arm
  • Confined-site excavation

ZT27 C Mini Crawler Excavator

Controlled work across compact outdoor sites

The four scenes show the machine digging drainage trenches, shaping planted edges, working beside a utility route and cutting a shallow foundation edge. Each scene keeps the tracked excavator on stable ground while the articulated bucket works directly with loose soil.

  • Drainage Trench Digging
  • Landscape Edge Shaping
  • Utility Corridor Excavation
  • Foundation Edge Cutting

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure

Product Structure
  1. Boom Assembly

    The orange boom links the upper body to the arm, lifting the attachment through hydraulic movement.

  2. Dipper Arm Assembly

    The forward arm extends digging reach and transfers hydraulic force to the coupler and bucket.

  3. Hydraulic Cylinder and Hoses

    The visible cylinder and hoses drive boom and arm motion while routing oil through the joints.

  4. Quick Coupler

    The black coupler links the arm and bucket for secure attachment and efficient tool changes.

  5. Digging Bucket

    The toothed bucket cuts, gathers and carries soil, then releases material cleanly.

  6. Open Operator Station

    The seat, joysticks and console give the operator direct control of travel and excavation.

  7. Canopy Frame and Roof

    The overhead canopy frames the open station and provides a protective roof with clear visibility.

General information

Cabin-style micro crawler excavator with a tailless design
Product Basic Information
Tailless track-type micro excavator
Operating weight/tonnage
2.45 tons
Product Introduction
Operating a canopy-equipped, tailless miniature tracked excavator
Standard engine model
3TNV80F
Power
15.7 kW
Track type
rubber track
Cab type
Driving shed

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Core Component Details

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—01—Side Swing

ZT27 C – Detail Drawing – 02 – Boom Cylinder – Angle 2

ZT27 C – Detail Drawing – 03 – Boom Cylinder

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—04—Attachment Step Plate

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—05—Track

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—06—Bucket

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—07—Control Buttons

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—08—Bulldozer Blade

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—09—Workbench—Angle 2

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—10—Control Console

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—11—Control Lever

ZT27 C—Detail Drawing—12—Bucket Rod Cylinder

Certifications

Qualification Documents

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which tasks suit this excavator?

It is suited to localized digging, soil shaping and shallow trench work where a compact tracked machine can be placed close to the intended work edge.

How is the digging end controlled?

The operator station uses visible hand controls to coordinate the articulated boom, dipper and bucket through their existing hydraulic pivot connections.

What supports stable work placement?

The crawler undercarriage provides broad ground contact, while the front blade can support orderly material grading and work-area setup.

Which details are supplied in images?

The supplied detail images show the control buttons, crawler track, attachment pedal, dozer blade and digging bucket.

What should be confirmed before ordering?

Confirm the intended task, required access space, preferred configuration and actual ground conditions so the machine can be matched to planned work.

Download Materials

ZT27 C Product Technology and Selection ManualDownload
ZT27 C Limited Warranty CardDownload