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Yanmar unveils new SV10 mini excavator

Yanmar’s new SV10 mini excavator. (Image source: Yanmar)

Yanmar Compact Equipment EMEA has launched its new SV10 mini excavator, designed for space-restricted environments

Developed for the evolving demands of the 0-2 tonne segment, the SV10 focuses on delivering precise control, ease of operation and dependable performance across a wide range of applications.

It is designed for construction and urban infrastructure projects, rental and fleet operations, as well as municipal and landscaping applications.

According to Yanmar, the launch comes at a time when the 0-2 tonne segment accounts for 39% of the construction machinery market and continues to grow, driven by strong demand from construction and rental professionals.

“At the heart of the SV10 is its compactness,” a company statement read. “With an overall width of just 740 mm in its narrowest configuration, the machine can pass through standard doorways and operate in tight indoor or urban environments with ease.

A variable undercarriage also allows operators to extend the width to 990mm for enhanced stability when required, offering the flexibility to adapt to different working conditions.

“Its small swing radius, combined with a 60° boom swing, delivers precise control and positioning in highly restricted areas,” the statement added.

“From indoor renovation and demolition, to urban works and other sensitive environments where precision and minimal disruption are essential, the SV10 is designed to operate where larger machines cannot reach

Despite its compact footprint, the SV10 still delivers strong and reliable performance.

Powered by a Yanmar 3TNV70 engine delivering 9.2 kW of net power, the machine achieves digging forces of 5.2 kN (arm) and 7.6 kN (bucket), alongside a maximum digging depth of 1,800mm.

“A wide working range and compatibility with multiple attachments enable the SV10 to adapt to a variety of tasks, from trenching and landscaping to light demolition and utility work,”the statement added.

“Such versatility makes it well suited to contractors managing diverse projects, as well as rental companies seeking to maximise fleet utilisation.”

Ease of operation features include improved ergonomics, with repositioned side levers and intuitive controls, for a smooth and comfortable user experience, even for less experienced operators.

This can be valuable in rental environments, where machines must be quickly understood and safely operated by users with varying skill levels.

“The SV10 has been designed to maximise uptime and minimise operational disruption,” Yanmar noted.

“With an operating weight of 1,055 kg and transport weight of 1,180 kg, the machine is easy to transport between sites and quick to deploy, supporting efficient workflows for contractors and rental fleets alike.”

It added: “Straightforward maintenance, including a tilting engine bonnet for fast access to key components, reduces service time and keeps machines in operation longer. Combined with Yanmar’s proven engine reliability and a design focused on low total cost of ownership, the SV10 delivers dependable performance over time.”

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