Mecalac Unveils The Revo990 Backhoe Loader

Apr 7, 2025 - one year ago

The Mecalac Group, a leading specialist in the design, production and distribution of compact machines for urban worksites, is excited to introduce its groundbreaking backhoe loader: the Revo990.

This innovative model marks a significant milestone as the world's first backhoe loader equipped with a rotating cab!

Pioneering Technology for Enhanced Simplicity and Safety
The Revo990 transforms the industry with a revolutionary design that overcomes the limitations of traditional machines. Engineered for improved usability, safety, and agility, this backhoe loader features a rotating cab that eliminates the need for operators to manually adjust their seating position. This advancement minimizes fatigue and ensures that all controls are easily accessible while allowing operators to face the work area directly, regardless of site conditions.

Switching from loader mode to excavator mode is now quicker and easier: cab rotation eliminates the need for contortion and improves visibility, offering greater driving comfort and more safety on worksites.

"At Mecalac, our commitment to innovation is unwavering. The Revo990 embodies our vision of the evolution of the industry, where safety, ease of use, efficiency and profitability are at the heart of every design," says Alexandre Marchetta, Chairman of the Mecalac Group.

A manufacturer that listens to its customers' needs
Mecalac is dedicated to understanding and addressing its customers' needs. Leveraging its expertise, experience, and innovative capabilities, the manufacturer consistently delivers differentiated solutions that provide real added value.

"We take pride in continuously pushing boundaries and providing our customers with innovative solutions that genuinely meet their needs," says Alexandre Marchetta.

The Revo990 will be presented at the next BAUMA show, to be held in April 2025. This major event in the construction industry will be an opportunity for visitors to get a sneak preview of this revolutionary machine.

Source: Mecalac