The new diesel excavators feature upgraded hydraulic systems, operator controls and safety features, while the electric equipment range is designed for applications requiring lower emissions and noise levels.
India's expanding infrastructure and industrial sectors are driving demand for construction equipment that combines productivity, efficiency and reliability. While diesel-powered machinery continues to support large-scale construction, infrastructure and mining projects, the focus on sustainable operations is increasing interest in electric equipment.
Electric excavators offer zero-emission and low-noise operation, making them suitable for applications where environmental and operating considerations are important.
SDLG India said it is focusing on technology, product development and partnerships to provide construction equipment for India's evolving infrastructure and industrial requirements. The company aims to support customers with equipment solutions focused on operational efficiency, sustainability and long-term value.
Wang Xiaohui, Vice General Manager, Shandong Lingong Construction Machinery Co. Ltd. (SDLG), said, “India is a key market in SDLG’s global growth strategy. We see strong long-term potential here and are committed to bringing our global technology, product expertise, and sustainable solutions to support India’s rapidly evolving construction and infrastructure sector.”
Soumyaranjan Dash, Head of Dealer Development and Brand Marketing, SDLG India, said, “SDLG India is committed to being a partner in India’s accelerated industrial growth and infrastructure development. Our primary focus is on offering machinery that is best suited to Indian operating conditions and customer requirements, whether through fuel-efficient conventional equipment or more sustainable and environmentally conscious solutions backed by a strong nationwide dealer network.”
The newly unveiled excavators feature positive flow control hydraulics and electronic joysticks, offering enhanced machine control and responsiveness. The models come with a ROPS/FOPS AC cabin and are powered by a time-tested engine-pump combination, bringing together operator safety, comfort, and dependable performance.
Alongside its diesel-powered equipment, SDLG has also expanded its offering with electric equipment. The introduction of electric machines reflects the growing role that alternative technologies are expected to play in the construction sector as sustainability and emissions are important considerations.
