NEWS & VIDEO

CASE has introduced seven new models of E Series excavators — including two in new size classes — focused on enhancing the total operator experience in performance and control to deliver even greater productivity, operator satisfaction, and operational efficiency while driving down total cost of ownership over the life of the machine.

Four new work modes (SP for Super Power, P for Power, E for Eco and L for Lifting) are available on all new CASE E Series excavators in a range of up to 10 throttle settings that allow operators to dial in performance to their work.

All-new Hydraulic Flow Control Balance customizes the priority of hydraulic flow used for arm in and boom up movements, and for arm in and swinging movements. This makes the excavator even more responsive and efficient based on the type of work and operator preference.

New FPT Industrial engines bring CASE E Series excavators even more power, performance and fuel efficiency! This includes increased torque, horsepower, transient response and emissions simplification — as well as extended service intervals. These engines help make CASE excavators easy to own, easy to maintain and extremely efficient.

The new CASE E Series display allows for excellent control customization with five configurable buttons that can be set to each operator’s most used functions — including (but not limited to) fuel consumption, machine information, auxiliary hydraulics and emissions controls.

The all-new CASE E Series excavators store up to ten attachments (one-way and two-way), and set the power going to the attachment within the recommended specs of the attachment. This leads to optimal attachment performance, and prevents damage and downtime.

Black Diamond General Contractors discuss its fleet of CASE excavators and how each one is used throughout different phases of a massive, multi-family home site development project.

We talked a lot about the machine control options on dozers and excavators at World of Concrete: how each solution helps simplify the acquisition process, gives you confidence that the machine and solution are designed to work together, and ultimately improves the lifetime value of that machine.

Ricky Webb of East Coast Abatement and Demolition discusses what his operation looks for in an excavator going into demolition work.