Overview
The HW35 (3.5-ton class) and HW60 (5.5-6-ton class) are both crawler excavators from JetsMeta, but they sit in different weight tiers. The HW35 is the agile mid-mini for paved and semi-confined jobs; the HW60 steps up power, reach, and digging depth for higher-volume earthwork while staying compact enough for village roads.
Key Specifications
| Operating weight | HW35 ~3,500 kg | HW60 ~5.5-6,000 kg |
|---|---|
| Engine power | HW35 diesel (low fuel use) | HW60 Yanmar 4TNV94L, 36.3 kW |
| Bucket capacity | HW35 ~0.12 m3 | HW60 standard digging bucket |
| Max digging depth | HW35 ~2.8 m | HW60 3,480 mm |
| Max digging reach | HW35 — | HW60 5,950 mm |
| Machine width | HW35 narrow rubber-track | HW60 2,000 mm |
| Undercarriage | HW35 rubber tracks (pavement-friendly) | HW60 steel tracks (40 cm standard / 60 cm wide option) |
| Transport | Both on light flatbed truck; HW60 needs wider lane planning |
Which one for urban / paved jobs?
Choose the HW35. Its rubber tracks work on asphalt and concrete without tearing the surface, and at ~3.5 t it maneuvers where a 6-ton machine is bulky. Use the HW60 only when you need deeper digging or more reach.
When does the HW60 win?
The HW60 wins on digging depth (3,480 mm vs 2.8 m) and reach (5,950 mm), plus ~36 kW engine output. Pick it for deeper trenches, larger foundations, and sites where hourly earthwork volume matters.
Which is cheaper to relocate?
Both ride a light flatbed truck, but the HW35 is lighter and narrower, so moving between scattered small sites costs less and fits tighter access. The HW60 (2,000 mm wide) needs slightly more lane planning.
Surface protection — rubber or steel?
HW35 uses rubber tracks by default for finished-road work. The HW60 ships with steel tracks; choose the 60 cm wide track option for soft or muddy ground to lower ground pressure.
Digging depth difference in practice?
HW35 reaches ~2.8 m; HW60 reaches 3,480 mm. If your trenches regularly exceed 2.8 m, step up to the HW60.
Operator comfort?
HW35 offers a ROPS/FOPS certified cabin with AC option for full-day work in Indonesian heat — a factor worth weighing on longer shifts.
Can one machine do both jobs?
No single size fits all. The HW35 is the cost-effective multi-tasker for tight sites; the HW60 is the higher-output unit for bigger volumes. Many contractors run both.
How do I get pricing?
Contact JetsMeta on WhatsApp for a tailored quote; both classes are stocked at our Tangerang warehouse.
Get a Quote
JetsMeta supplies these machines across Indonesia — Jakarta, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and Papua — with pre-delivery inspection, Bahasa Indonesia manuals, and Jakarta (Tangerang) warehouse stock. Contact our team on WhatsApp at wa.me/8618253786026 for a tailored quote and shipping to your site.
常见问题解答
Which one for urban / paved jobs?
Choose the HW35. Its rubber tracks work on asphalt and concrete without tearing the surface, and at ~3.5 t it maneuvers where a 6-ton machine is bulky. Use the HW60 only when you need deeper digging or more reach.
When does the HW60 win?
The HW60 wins on digging depth (3,480 mm vs 2.8 m) and reach (5,950 mm), plus ~36 kW engine output. Pick it for deeper trenches, larger foundations, and sites where hourly earthwork volume matters.
Which is cheaper to relocate?
Both ride a light flatbed truck, but the HW35 is lighter and narrower, so moving between scattered small sites costs less and fits tighter access. The HW60 (2,000 mm wide) needs slightly more lane planning.
Surface protection — rubber or steel?
HW35 uses rubber tracks by default for finished-road work. The HW60 ships with steel tracks; choose the 60 cm wide track option for soft or muddy ground to lower ground pressure.
Digging depth difference in practice?
HW35 reaches ~2.8 m; HW60 reaches 3,480 mm. If your trenches regularly exceed 2.8 m, step up to the HW60.
Operator comfort?
HW35 offers a ROPS/FOPS certified cabin with AC option for full-day work in Indonesian heat — a factor worth weighing on longer shifts.
Can one machine do both jobs?
No single size fits all. The HW35 is the cost-effective multi-tasker for tight sites; the HW60 is the higher-output unit for bigger volumes. Many contractors run both.
How do I get pricing?
Contact JetsMeta on WhatsApp for a tailored quote; both classes are stocked at our Tangerang warehouse.