01 /Description

Prepared-site excavation and shaping

ZT150 Wheeled Excavator

The illustrated applications show controlled trench excavation, drainage-swale shaping, foundation-edge finishing and stockpile management on prepared ground. The articulated arm, digging bucket and front blade work together for measured soil movement. The wheeled chassis supports repositioning between adjacent work zones while the enclosed cab provides a defined operating position.

02 / Specs & Parts

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure Diagram

Wheeled Excavator
Machine Weight: 12800KGSRated Bucket Capacity: 0.5m³Engine Model: Cummins B3.9CS4130C (four-cylinder)
Machine Weight
12800KGS
Rated Bucket Capacity
0.5m³
Engine Model
Cummins B3.9CS4130C (four-cylinder)
Rated Power
96kw
Rated Displacement
3900mL
Rated Speed
2500rpm

General information

Product Structure
  1. 1. Digging Bucket

    The front bucket cuts, lifts and places soil with controlled force for precise excavation.

  2. 2. Bucket Linkage

    Visible pivot linkage joins the bucket to the arm and transfers hydraulic force during digging.

  3. 3. Dipper Arm

    The long orange dipper arm extends working reach and carries the verified bucket connection.

  4. 4. Boom and Hydraulic Group

    The main boom and its visible cylinders and hoses raise and position the work end accurately.

  5. 5. Enclosed Operator Cab

    The enclosed cab contains the visible seat, controls and glazing for protected operation.

  6. 6. Rear Engine Hood

    The orange rear hood forms the visible engine and counterweight body behind the cab.

  7. 7. Wheeled Undercarriage

    The black chassis and four large visible wheels provide rolling support and load stability.

General instructions

Simplified explanation

03 / Specs, Parts & Accessories

Visuals & Product Inspection

Product Video

Video Showcase · 01:24

Video Showcase

ZT150W Appearance Showcase – Operation Demonstration

ZT150W Appearance Showcase – Operation Demonstration

Video Showcase · 01:24

ZT150W Demonstration – Operation

Operation Videos · 01:24

Core Component Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tasks suit the digging bucket?

The installed digging bucket is shown excavating trenches, shaping prepared edges, managing soil piles and forming drainage swales.

What supports stable positioning?

The front blade, four-wheel chassis and confirmed ground contact support stable positioning during controlled excavation and soil shaping.

How does the wheeled chassis help on site?

The wheeled chassis supports on-site repositioning between prepared, accessible work zones without changing the installed bucket setup.

Where is the operator positioned?

The operator is positioned in the enclosed cab, where the confirmed steering wheel, pedals and controls define the operating space.

What should be prepared before operation?

Prepare a firm, clear work area with room for the full machine, articulated arm, bucket reach, soil placement and safe movement paths.