New Zaxis-7 excavator delivered to MHI Naturstein

The authorised Hitachi Construction Machinery (HCM) dealer in Germany, Kiesel, recently supplied a new ZX890-7 to MHI Naturstein GmbH. The large Zaxis excavator was delivered to the company’s quarry near Breitenborn, to the northeast of Frankfurt, where it will play a key role in the production process.

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Highly durable and with low fuel consumption, the ZX890LCH-7 has proved to be the perfect addition to MHI Naturstein’s fleet for their demanding quarrying operation. The Kiesel team was present to complete all the required handover instructions at the site, making sure the machine was prepped and ready to start work. 

MHI Naturstein is part of the wider MHI Group, which is a medium-sized producer of building materials, with road and civil construction companies as part of its portfolio. The group specialises in extracting and processing natural stone, which can then be used in such projects as: concrete production; road construction; organic farming; gardening and landscaping; and for insulating materials.

Kiesel has enjoyed a long and successful partnership with the MHI Group, and the new ZX890LCH-7 joins a ZX690LCH-6 in the company’s expanding HCM large excavator fleet.

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