Wacker Neuson at GaLaBau 2026

• Wacker Neuson and Kramer at GaLaBau 2026
• EW135 Wheeled Excavator: The next generation of wheeled excavators featuring a fixed boom system, intelligent hydraulics, MiC technology, and preparations for assistance systems to support versatile attachment applications.
• New ET18, ET20, and ET25 mini-excavators: greater ease of operation and flexibility in the 2-ton class
• Taller, more compact, with a longer reach: WLT1050 telescopic wheel loader

Visitors can explore the 621 m² booth in Hall 7A, Booth 316, to see compact construction machines, construction equipment, digital solutions, and practical services designed for efficient construction sites—all of which are particularly well-suited for application in gardening and landscaping. “GaLaBau is an important platform for us to engage in face-to-face dialogue with customers, partners, and industry representatives,” says Fred Cordes, Managing Director of Wacker Neuson Germany. “At the trade show, visitors can experience firsthand how Wacker Neuson is a reliable partner to our customers—with solutions that simplify day-to-day work, boost efficiency, and help them successfully complete their projects.”

Precision Performance: The New EW135 Wheeled Excavator

Right at the main entrance “Mitte”, the Wacker Neuson EW135 welcomes visitors. With the new EW135, Wacker Neuson is further expanding its position in the wheeled excavator segment—the company is already the market leader in wheeled excavators up to 10 tons. The EW135 now brings this expertise to the next performance range and has been systematically configured for high lifting forces, digitalization, and the professional application of modern attachments to ensure maximum flexibility. To achieve this, it features a permanently mounted articulated boom without a swing console. This enables direct power transmission, increases the machine's stability, and provides the foundation for higher lifting forces.

Intelligent hydraulics, MiC 4.0 technology, and the seamless integration of modern attachments lay the foundation for precise workflows and versatile application areas on the construction site. At the same time, modern technologies support the operator by providing greater visibility, control, and ease of operation. The electrohydraulic pilot control system enables particularly precise and controlled machine movements and can be flexibly adapted to different applications using individually storable operator and attachment profiles.

When it comes to safety, the EW135 wheeled excavator also offers comprehensive support. Active Working Signal (AWS), auto Brake, the advanced overload warning system with a 10-inch Human Machine Interface (HMI), side and rear-view cameras, and 360° visability help the operator identify potential hazards early on. The safety concept is complemented by LED work lights, access steps in high-visibility colors, and the machine’s high stability.
With driving speeds of up to 35 km/h, high mobility, and versatile application areas, the EW135 combines the performance of a machine designed for demanding applications with the flexibility of modern wheeled excavators. The result is a machine that unites power, precision, and digital future readiness in a single, integrated concept.

More than just a mini-excavator! ET18, ET20 and ET25

With the three models ET18, ET20, and ET25, Wacker Neuson is showcasing a technically redesigned generation of mini-excavators in the 2-ton class at GaLaBau. . The focus of development was on versatile application areas, efficient work performance and a high level of operating comfort in daily construction site use. A key unique selling point in this class is the parallel auxiliary control circuits, which can be selected and operated at the touch of a button on the joystick without the need for manual switching. High working efficiency is a decisive factor in everyday work: even when performing several movements simultaneously, the mini-excavators can be controlled smoothly and precisely. Standard components include a hydraulicly telescoping travel gear with a minimum track width of 990 (ET18 and ET20) or 1100 millimeters (ET25) for confined access roads. If an application on slopes or along curbs is required, the upper carriage on all three models can be positioned vertically thanks to the optional VDS continuously variable upper carriage tilt. When changing between attachments such as backhoe buckets, trench clearing buckets, or hydraulic hammers, the integrated quick-change function with two-button operation and pressure release in the interior reduce setup time.

Higher, more compact, farther: WLT1050 telescopic wheel loader

With the WLT1050, Wacker Neuson is expanding its portfolio with a powerful telescopic wheel loader that combines high material-handling capacity with compact dimensions. The sturdy telescopic boom enables high lifting heights and heavy payloads, making loading and stacking processes more efficient. A particularly durable center joint ensures lasting stability and precise power transmission even under demanding operating conditions. The engine of the new WLT1050 is mounted transversely, which improves weight distribution while also ensuring efficient airflow with high cooling capacity—a clear advantage in dusty applications and under continuous load. The design is rounded out by an ergonomic, comfort cab with a wide access, which ensures optimal visibility, precise load control, and intuitive operation.

Solutions for the emission-free construction site

From the zero emission product portfolio, the EZ10e electric excavator with a one-metric-ton payload will be on display at GaLaBau. The electric excavator expands the line of fully electric excavators—and they are in no way inferior to the diesel-powered models in the same class. Designed as a zero-tail model, the mini-excavator has virtually no rear projection. This makes it particularly maneuverable and compact, and thus ideal for application on tight construction sites or in the Interior. The zero-emission portfolio is complemented by emission-free vibratory rammers and vibratory plates for soil compaction. They combine full compaction performance with locally emission-free operation and the flexible BatteryOne battery system.