The expanded portfolio brings together enhanced operator comfort and productivity,
a new entry into the European sub-80hp backhoe loader segment and a new
electric solution for applications where low noise, zero tailpipe emissions and
manoeuvrability are key requirements.
CASE enters European sub-80hp backhoe loader market with new 550SV
CASE is entering the European sub-80hp backhoe loader segment for the first
time with the new 550SV. Developed as a straightforward, productive and costeffective
machine, the 550SV is designed for construction, municipal and rental
applications, with a specification focused on the practical requirements of this
segment.
"We have entered the sub-80 Hp backhoe loader market for the first time in Europe
with the launch of the 550SV. A segment which is particularly significant in
regions such as Iberia, the UK and Eastern Europe," said Umberto Celestini,
Backhoe Loaders Product Manager at CASE Construction Equipment. "The 550SV
has been engineered with an intentionally lean, focused and highly practical specification
that is perfectly aligned with the expectations of this sector of the
market."
The 550SV is powered by a 2.8-litre four-cylinder diesel engine producing 74hp
(55kW). The EU Stage V engine uses a Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC) and
Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) after-treatment system, without the need for Selective
Catalytic Reduction (SCR) or AdBlue®, helping to simplify maintenance.
Despite its positioning in the lower horsepower segment, the 550SV incorporates
features designed to support productivity and versatility. An extendable dipper
arm with in-line cylinder design provides enhanced visibility and reach, while the
front loader features mechanical parallel lift and can be equipped with a range of
attachments.
Ride Control is available to improve operator comfort and bucket material retention
during load-and-carry operations. A load-sensing hydraulic system with a
variable displacement pump delivers hydraulic flow as required, while the
standard Powershuttle transmission provides smooth direction changes.
The operator environment includes a digital instrument cluster, with LED working
lights, Bluetooth radio and air conditioning fitted as standard. Customers can further
configure the machine with options including hydraulic breaker lines, a bi-directional
auxiliary hydraulic circuit and standard, 4-in-1 or 6-in-1 loader buckets.
TL100EV brings electric power to compact applications
CASE is also expanding its range of electric utility machines with the all-new
TL100EV electric mini track loader.
Designed for landscaping, urban and farming applications, the TL100EV
combines electric power with a 1.3-tonne tipping load and high manoeuvrability,
making it suitable for applications where low noise and zero tailpipe emissions
are important.
Three independent electric motors — two for ground drive and one for the
hydraulics — provide power for demanding multi-function tasks. The machine is
compatible with a wide range of attachments through its Common Industry
Interface coupling system.
The TL100EV is available in wide- and narrow-track configurations. The widetrack
version measures 1026mm in overall width, increasing to 1067mm with the
bucket, while the narrow-track version measures 890mm, or 914mm with the
bucket. This enables the machine to work in confined spaces and applications
requiring lower ground pressure. Non-marking rubber tracks are also available
for indoor applications.
User-adjustable electro-hydraulic joystick controls and a front console monitor allow
operators to configure and control the machine to suit the task.
Compact wheel loader range receives major operator-focused upgrades
CASE has also enhanced its 221G and 321G compact wheel loaders, bringing operator
comfort, visibility and ergonomic improvements introduced on the larger
421G to the wider G-Series line-up.
Both models are available in standard-speed 20kph and high-speed 40kph versions.
The 321G is available with either the standard Z-Bar kinematic or an Extended
Reach (XR) loader arm, allowing customers to select the configuration
suited to their application.
A new Deluxe cab is now standard on both models, providing a more spacious operator
environment with relocated controls, improved visibility and enhanced
ergonomics. The seat-mounted control console places primary machine functions
within easy reach, while the adjustable steering column and integrated joystick,
keypad and controls further improve ease of operation.
Visibility has also been enhanced, with a redesigned right-hand door and sliding
upper window, a 20% increase in front windscreen glazing and a 71% increase in
glazed door surface area. Additional side glazing and a lowered front console further
improve sightlines around the machine.
The updated G-Series models also incorporate CASE smart features designed to
improve efficiency and reduce operator fatigue. Operators can customise loader
arm and bucket responsiveness, while ECO mode and cruise control can help
reduce fuel consumption during transport and repetitive tasks. Automated
functions including Return-to-Dig, travel and lift-height detents further streamline
repetitive loading cycles.
CASE Services
The new compact machines and the upgraded wheel loaders are supported by
CASE Service Solutions and the myCASEConstruction app and online portal, providing
access to machine insights, performance reports and fleet management tools to help customers monitor operating costs and machine performance.