Is there any difference between the operation of micro excavator and large excavator 

Miniature excavators and large excavators have their own unique advantages and disadvantages, so they also have some differences in use. First of all, mini excavators are usually smaller and lighter than large excavators, so they can move freely in a narrow working space. In addition, the mini-excavator also has some convenient functions, such as being able to rotate 360 degrees, tilt forward 45 degrees or tilt backward 90 degrees. These characteristics make the mini excavator very suitable for underground pipelines, tunnels or other places requiring narrow working space.

Relatively speaking, large excavators are generally larger and heavier. They are mainly used to exploit vast land, open new roads or carry out other large-scale engineering projects. In addition, because large excavators usually have strong power, they can withstand the huge impact force generated during work. In addition, large excavators are also equipped with some advanced functions, such as horizontal rotation, front/rear lifting, side lifting, etc.

Although both micro excavators and large excavators are excavators, there are still some differences in operation. First of all, mini excavators are generally operated manually, while large excavators need professional drivers to drive. Secondly, mini-excavators are generally used for small projects, and consume relatively less energy. However, large excavators are suitable for large projects, and the energy consumption will be relatively large.

Therefore, there are still some differences between the use of micro excavators and large excavators. For different projects, using different equipment can give play to their advantages, and only in this way can the project quality be guaranteed.

The difference between micro excavator and large excavator is their size. Miniature excavators usually do not exceed 5 tons, while large excavators may weigh 100 tons or more. Therefore, the power of the mini-excavator is much smaller and has relatively small mobility.

In addition, due to their small size, micro excavators can work in a narrow space, which makes them very suitable for construction in urban environments. On the contrary, large excavators require considerable working space to operate. In addition, because the power of micro excavators is much smaller, they are also relatively cheaper.