Raw Material Procurement
The manufacturing of excavators requires a large amount of metal materials, electronic components, hydraulic components, etc. Manufacturers need to negotiate with suppliers to purchase raw materials and ensure that they meet quality standards and design requirements.
Processing and manufacturing
At this stage, various components and parts are manufactured. This may involve processes such as metal processing, welding, painting, and assembly. Large castings and steel structures may require specialized equipment and processes for processing and manufacturing.
Assembly
After all parts and components are manufactured, the excavator begins assembly. This includes assembling components such as the engine, hydraulic system, cab, tracks (or wheels), control system, etc. together and ensuring that they can work together.
Testing And Quality Control
After the excavator assembly is completed, various tests will be conducted, including performance testing, safety testing, durability testing, etc. At the same time, quality control is carried out to ensure that each excavator meets the standards and has no defects.
Delivery And After-sales Service
Finally, the excavator is delivered to the customer. Manufacturers may provide after-sales service, including training, repair, and spare parts support, to ensure that customers can use and maintain their excavators normally.
