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The new EC60E replaces the EC55C excavator


The new E series of compact excavators are all now available


a host of features normally reserved for larger models. This provides these powerful new pavers with the ability to deliver a significantly higher standard of quality, safety and efficiency than other available compact pavers.


One such advanced feature equipped to both machines is


Volvo’s universal Electronic Paver Management system. This intuitive system simplifies even the toughest of small-to-medium paving applications, while also providing a familiarised operator with the ability to safely and expertly operate any Volvo paver, regardless of the specific model or size. Another key defining feature of both the P2820D ABG and


P2870D ABG is a tight turning radius of less than 2 meters, thanks to the inclusion of power steering on both machines. Both of these pavers also include an option to individually operate


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their hopper wings, enabling the machines to pave much closer to obstacles than other similarly sized pavers. In keeping with Volvo’s commitment to innovate for a sustainable future and aspiration to be the driving force behind building tomorrow, another Volvo product launched at Bauma 2019 was the EC300E Hybrid.


The exciting new hybrid system equipped to the EC300E harvests the energy generated from the boom down motion to charge an accumulator. This energy, which is normally wasted, is fed back to the hydraulic pump through assist motors. The result of harvesting this wasted energy is a 17% increase in fuel efficiency, 12% lower fuel consumption and a 10% to 12% reduction in the machine’s CO2 emission output.


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