CDM6025 hydraulic excavators are the current flagship model in VVN’s CDM series – a time-tested, CE-certified machine that combines the maneuverability of a compact mini excavator with sufficient power for intensive construction, utility, and agricultural tasks. With an operating weight of 2,650 kg, a Japanese-made Yanmar engine, and a digging depth of up to 2,700 mm, this model is ready to meet the most demanding challenges in the Baltic and Scandinavian markets.
Demand for compact, versatile, and easily transportable excavators is growing in Latvia’s construction sector. The CDM6025 meets this trend: its dimensions allow operation in confined spaces, while its digging depth and hydraulic power are comparable to heavier models in a higher class. It is a solution that performs equally well in a private residence yard, utility network repairs, and rural infrastructure projects.
VVN supplies the CDM6025 with full documentation, a CE declaration of conformity, and a manufacturer’s warranty. Our sales team operates in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, while service support covers all of Northern Europe – Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. The price starts from EUR 21,100 (excl. VAT) – a competitive offer in a market where reliability and serviceability are as important as the initial purchase price. Contact us to receive a personalised quote and learn about the nearest delivery schedules.
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The CDM6025 hydraulic excavators stand out with a carefully balanced set of technical features – from engine power to track profile width. Below are the key technical parameters of this model to help assess its suitability for the requirements of a specific project.
Yanmar diesel engines are the highest-standard product of Japanese engineering, recognised by professionals worldwide. The CDM6025 engine delivers stable and consistent power across the full RPM range – meaning efficient operation in both slow, precise digging and intensive soil loading. The engine design is optimised for low fuel consumption, which significantly reduces operating costs over the long term.
The hydraulic system is the operational heart of the CDM6025. Dual-flow hydraulics ensure that boom, arm, and bucket movements occur simultaneously and without power losses – allowing an experienced operator to perform complex, precise manoeuvres with minimal effort. The hydraulic cylinders are positioned to minimise the risk of external damage when working with rocky or root-heavy soil.
The CDM6025 is equipped with steel tracks and wide frame elements, providing excellent stability on uneven terrain. The track profile is designed for good grip on both wet clay soil and gravel road surfaces. An automatic drive speed selector – slow mode for precise work and fast mode for transport – facilitates movement across the job site.
The low centre of gravity and wide base area of this tracked excavator’s frame ensure stability even when the boom is fully extended in a side-digging position – one of the most hazardous operating states for an excavator. This is a significant benefit from both a safety and work efficiency perspective.
The CDM6025 operator workstation is designed with ergonomic requirements in mind. The fully enclosed ROPS/FOPS certified cab protects the operator from falling objects and rollover situations – this is a mandatory safety standard for construction machinery operating in the European market. The control levers are ergonomically positioned, reducing physical fatigue during long work shifts.
Visibility from the cab is optimal – a large front windscreen provides a clear view of the boom tip and bucket position, while mirrors allow monitoring of the machine’s rear and sides. This is particularly important when working in densely built-up areas or narrow work zones.
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2006/42/EC – Machinery Directive (MD)
2000/14/EC – Noise Directive (NO)
The products we offer have all the necessary ce marking certification marks, which ensure compliance of the products in the european economic area.
The CDM6025 is not just another mini excavator on the market. It is a carefully considered solution for businesses and self-employed operators who need a machine with a long service life, good maintainability, and cost efficiency.
The 2,650 kg operating weight is a strategically chosen point in the mini excavator class. It is large enough to ensure stability in difficult soil conditions and the ability to work with greater power – yet compact enough to be transported on a standard trailer, significantly reducing logistics costs between job sites.
Compared to lighter mini excavators (in the 1,000–1,500 kg class), the CDM6025 can work with a wider bucket, a deeper digging profile, and a larger volume of soil per work cycle. This means fewer cycles, faster project completion, and lower total labour costs per cubic metre completed.
Yanmar engines are among the most recognised manufacturers of compact construction equipment engines in the world. The Japanese engineering tradition places emphasis on precision, longevity, and low maintenance intensity – qualities particularly important for professional users in Latvia, where district heating and road repair work takes place even in winter or early spring conditions.
The cold-start capability of the Yanmar engine is superior to many competitors in the same power category. This means the CDM6025 hydraulic excavator is ready for work as early as spring, when overnight temperatures may drop below zero while full power is needed during daytime operations.
Over the long term, low fuel consumption reduces the excavator’s total lifecycle costs. When calculating the true cost efficiency of purchased machinery, one must consider not only the purchase price but also fuel, maintenance expenses, and indirect downtime costs – and in this calculation, the Yanmar engine typically performs well.
In Latvia and throughout the European Union, the CE certificate is not merely a formality – it is a practical benefit in daily business operations. In public procurement tenders, construction companies are increasingly required to submit equipment certification documentation. Without a valid CE certificate, machinery may not be permitted on a government or municipal contract site.
The CDM6025 CE certificate confirms compliance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, electromagnetic compatibility requirements, and noise emission standards. This means the machine meets safety requirements, and you as an operator or company manager are not exposed to legal risk.
When purchasing a CE-certified excavator, you also simplify the insurance and leasing process – financial institutions often require proof of compliance with standards as a prerequisite for financing.
Before purchasing an excavator, it is worth evaluating several factors – the volume of work, types of projects, transportation requirements, and budget constraints. This guide helps you understand whether the CDM6025 is the right choice for your situation and answers questions frequently asked by builders and farm owners in Latvia.
Yes – the CDM6025 is classified as a mini excavator by operating weight (under 6,000 kg), although its power parameters and digging depth approach mid-class models. The term “mini” in this context does not denote lower performance, but rather compact dimensions and ease of transport.
Mini excavators as a class have become the dominant construction equipment category in small and medium-sized businesses in Latvia. They are easier to transport, exert less load on road surfaces, and have lower operating costs than heavier models. The CDM6025 is the most powerful representative of this class.
A digging depth of 2,700 mm satisfies the requirements of the majority of typical construction projects in Latvia:
Accordingly, the CDM6025’s working depth is sufficient for the majority of private and municipal sector projects. Only particularly deep underground structures or large-scale road construction projects may require larger class equipment.
One of the CDM6025’s greatest benefits is the variety of hydraulic attachments available. The standard bucket is suitable for general digging, but the hydraulic coupler allows quick attachment of other working tools:
This range of attachments makes the CDM6025 hydraulic excavator a multi-sector machine that replaces several specialised tools with a single unit.
A new CDM6025 excavator offers:
Used equipment may be 30–50% cheaper to purchase, but often conceals undisclosed damage, outdated documentation, or hard-to-source spare parts. The technical condition of used mini excavators on the market varies greatly, and without a specialist inspection it is difficult to assess how many operating hours the machine truly has remaining. If considering the purchase of used equipment, VVN specialists can help evaluate a specific offer and mitigate potential risks.
The resale aspect should also be considered: a new CDM6025 excavator with documented maintenance history and a CE certificate will retain a higher residual market value after several years than equipment of uncertain origin
The CDM6025 is a tracked excavator that provides excellent stability and even ground pressure. The structural advantage of tracks is the ability to operate safely on soft, wet, or uneven terrain – typical conditions on farms and during Latvia’s spring construction season.
Wheeled excavators are faster to travel between sites and cause less damage to asphalt surfaces, but they require more stable ground for effective digging. If most work takes place outside the city or on unpaved ground, a tracked model is generally the more advantageous and reliable choice.
The CDM6025 hydraulic excavator is adapted for a wide range of applications. Latvia’s climatic and terrain conditions – soil of varying hardness, seasonal work peaks, a large agricultural and infrastructure sector – create favourable conditions for making full use of this model’s capabilities.
Renovation of water supply, sewage, and district heating networks is one of the most common application areas for the CDM6025 excavator in cities and villages. This mini excavator can dig narrow, precise trenches in densely built-up environments without using heavier machinery that could damage road surfaces or adjacent utilities. The digging depth of 2,700 mm covers all typical sewage and water supply construction requirements in Latvia.
In district heating network reconstruction projects in regional cities, it is precisely this class of mini excavators that delivers optimal speed and precision. The CDM6025 equipped with a hydraulic hammer can also break old concrete or asphalt surfaces, saving on additional equipment rental costs.
Foundation excavation, basement construction, pipe and cable trench digging – these tasks are an integral part of any private home or small industrial building project. The CDM6025 excavator performs these tasks many times faster than manual labour, and its compact size allows work on typical Latvian residential plots without damaging the surroundings.
With an additional grapple or rake, this same hydraulic excavator can assist in material handling and site preparation after foundation excavation – making it a universal tool throughout the construction project.
On farms, the CDM6025 mini excavator handles diverse tasks: cleaning and deepening drainage ditches, digging new ditches, building barn and warehouse foundations, and repairing agricultural roads. The tracked travel system allows safe operation on wet or soft agricultural soil – a critical requirement during Latvia’s spring and autumn seasons.
The reliable cold-weather performance of the Yanmar engine means the excavator is ready for work as early as spring, when the agricultural season begins and rapid infrastructure preparation is needed.
Municipal road maintenance, restoration of gravel road profiles, culvert cleaning, and water drainage correction – these are regular tasks for both municipal utility services and private road repair companies. The CDM6025 excavator with an appropriately wide bucket effectively cleans road ditches and restores profiles, while an auger attachment allows for the quick installation of warning posts or protective supports.
Landscaping companies and landscape designers in Latvia are increasingly choosing the CDM6025 excavator for site preparation work. The machine shapes terrain, digs ponds, creates planting beds, applies soil profiles, and moves earth within a site – all with a single machine. The compact operating footprint means the CDM6025 mini excavator can work even where large machinery has no access: through narrow gate openings, between tree trunks, or in tightly built-up areas.
With a compactor as an additional attachment, this hydraulic excavator also provides path and terrace bed compaction immediately after excavation – accelerating project completion times and reducing the need for additional equipment.
