At 1800kg it's not going to out-dig a full-size unit, but that Kubota D1105—14kW at 2000rpm—keeps fuel costs down and emissions clean for tight urban sites or trench work.

We've seen most buyers go with the rubber tracks for paved jobs, though steel is an option (230mm width either way) and the 0.1~0.5m³ bucket range covers everything from footings to light grading.

Max digging depth is 2050mm and dumping height hits 2385mm, so it's basically a compact machine that punches above its weight for small-to-medium excavation—better than a mini-excavator for reach, but not a full 20-tonner.

Hydraulic pressure runs 16Mpa with 14KN bucket force and 10KN arm force, which is fine for most soil and loose rock; don't push it into hard clay or solid limestone without checking the COA first.

Lead time is usually 20 days or so form order, but we've had stock on CE-certified units—HS code 8429521200 if your logistics team needs it—and the dimensions (3865×1050×2215mm) fit a standerd flatbed.

Anyway, the 10~12 rpm swing speed and 35° grade ability mean it handles slopes better than you'd expect for a 1.8-ton machine, though teh 2.5km/h travel speed is slow—plan your site moves accordingly.
Our MOQ for the CG18 is typically 1 unit, so you can start with a single machine for testing or small projects. Bulk orders are welcome and may qualify for a discount.
Standard lead time is around 15-20 working days from order confirmation, depending on stock availability. We can expedite if you need it sooner — just let us know.
Yes, the CG18 is CE certified, and we will include the certificate with the shipment. If you need additional compliance docs for your region, we can discuss that.
Absolutely, you can pick rubber or steel tracks — both are 230mm wide. Steel tracks are standard, rubber ones cost a bit extra but are gentler on paved surfaces.
The machine measures 3865×1050×2215mm and weighs 1800kg, so it fits in a standard 20ft container. We can help with packaging and loading for safe transport.