The Scarab-2500 mini loader, developed in Kurgan, will be presented to the general public for the first time. This multifunctional machine, featuring an articulated frame and telescopic boom, will debut at the "StroyDorExpo — 2025" exhibition, which will be held in Chelyabinsk from September 3 to 5.
The presented unit is characterized by a lifting capacity of up to 2500 kg. Its versatility is confirmed by its applicability in the construction, utilities, agricultural sectors, as well as in the performance of landscaping works and at industrial facilities. Operational reliability in a wide range of climatic conditions is ensured by a 2.4-liter turbocharged diesel engine with a power of 64 hp. Compliance with the climatic version according to GOST 15150-69 guarantees operability at temperatures from -40 to +45 °C. The specific fuel consumption is 222 g/kW*h.
The operator's cab is made of an all-metal structure with sound insulation and is equipped with an air conditioning system. Panoramic glazing and heating of the front windows, combined with the integrated FOPS and ROPS safety cage, create a safe and comfortable working space. The ergonomics of the workplace include a sprung adjustable seat and a digital instrument panel with a control locking function. High cross-country ability and maneuverability are achieved due to the small turning radius and 4×4 wheel formula.
Technical characteristics:
- lifting capacity (boom retracted): 2500 kg
- lifting capacity (boom extended): 1500 kg
- boom lifting height: 3750 cm
- operating weight (without attachments): 2700 kg
- maximum speed: at least 27 km/h
- minimum turning radius internal/external: 1140/2700 mm
- machine width with tires: 1500 mm
- machine length without bucket: 3500 mm
- machine height: 2400 mm
- ground clearance: 215 mm
- operation on a slope: 5°
- retention by parking brake on a slope: 20°
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