Electric Mini-Excavator Good Fit for Plumber's Indoor Work Environments

A case study shows how a unit from CASE Construction Equipment was the right solution to a plumber's need for an excavation tool that could be operated in various indoor commercial settings

Electric Mini-Excavator Good Fit for Plumber's Indoor Work Environments
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Problem: Jim Brinkman, owner of Brinkman Plumbing Contractors in Quincy, Illinois, does a lot of plumbing excavation, and his team of 30 employees often needs to work in challenging indoor environments like factories, restaurants and other commercial buildings. Brinkman asked Luby Equipment for recommendations on an emissions-free machine that could operate safely in any indoor environment and fit through a 36-inch doorway. 

Solution: The CASE Construction Equipment CX15EV electric mini-excavator was the right fit. The compact, 1.5-metric-ton unit gives contractors a powerful machine for working in indoor and outdoor environments where a minimal footprint is required. It fits through almost any entryway and offers the same working performance as a diesel machine — all while delivering the benefits of electrified construction equipment: zero on-site emissions, minimal noise and less maintenance. It is easy to transport and can operate in a wide range of environments. It’s also compatible with numerous attachments — including various buckets, augers and hydraulic hammers — making it an extremely versatile tool for getting more work done efficiently. And, with no diesel engine, contractors can reduce downtime and improve productivity with simplified daily checks and maintenance.

Result: “This excavator is going to make us more competitive and will save us a lot of headache, time and backache on indoor jobs,” Brinkman says. “This machine comes with a lot of advantages. It’s safer for our guys and it’s more productive. It’s a win all the way.” 866-542-2736; www.casece.com



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