In the years to come, we will see more and more electric systems dominate the heavy equipment market. As the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) enforces stricter regulations to reduce harmful emissions from diesel systems, manufacturers continue to develop electric machines that provide the same level of performance that customers demand on the field.

Loud noise from traditional diesel systems has always been a problem around residential and commercial zones, and they also negatively impact the health workers operating the equipment. Electric systems solve that problem through considerably quieter and low vibration output during operations.

Other than the environmental benefits, electric equipment uses batteries that require little to no maintenance. These machines also have fewer parts than their diesel counterparts. This means that electrical solutions provide significantly lower maintenance costs.

Diesel motors generally have to be warmed up and cannot be turned off during short breaks in operations. This idle engine runtime consumes fuel, and ultimately builds up operating costs. On the other hand, electric machines can be used immediately upon starting, and turned off as soon as the operator stops working. Hence, the lower operation hours added to lesser maintenance will result in impressive reductions in overall costs for you long term.