ToolQuick adds electric excavator to fleet

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Spanish rental company ToolQuick has added a Bobcat E10e electric mini-excavator to its fleet, the first to enter the rental market in the country.

The machine has been delivered by ITT Bobcat Of, the official Bobcat distributor in Madrid, Catalonia and Valencia.

The Bobcat E10e mini excavator (Photo: Bobcat) ToolQuick’s Bobcat electric mini excavator in action. (Photo: Bobcat)

“Our ‘eco-label’ machines, such as the Bobcat E10e mini-excavator, do not produce air-polluting CO2 emissions or gases,” said Jose Aliaga, CEO of ToolQuick.

“We saw that this machine could provide us with differential advantages, as well as expand the rental services we provide to our clients with a 1000kg machine.”

He said ToolQuick, when buying equipment, took into account how to be sustainable in its business and what equipment would help its customers.

“In our decision to work with Bobcat, we valued the characteristics and differences of the machine compared to the competition, as well as continuing to bet on that market niche of companies that care about working with high-quality machines, with the best features and with a sensitivity to caring for the environment.”

The machine is well suited for interior demolition work and for working in city centres or at night. Since arriving, the machine has worked on a food production factory in Alzira, hired by Excavaciones Bou for demolition and maintenance tasks.

The E10e uses a lithium-ion battery pack that is recharged using the on-board charger connected to the standard 220 V mains source.

ToolQuick continues Spain expansion Eight new branches to open this month
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