The demolition industry has a simple problem: the most dangerous places are the ones that need the most work. Confined spaces. Unstable structures. Toxic environments. High temperatures. These are exactly where demolition needs to happen—and exactly where you do not want to send a person. A remote control demolition robot solves this problem by removing the operator from the hazard zone. The operator stands at a safe distance, up to 20 meters away with the wired control or further with wireless, while the machine does the work. The operator sees the job clearly, controls the machine precisely, and stays out of danger.
YG Remote Control Demolition Robot Parameters:
| Technical parameters | Performance index | |
| Overall performance | Vehicle equipment quality: 4960kg | |
| Traveling speed: 2.2 km/h | ||
| Slewing speed: 0- 8 rpm | ||
| Climbing gradient: 30° | ||
| Track width: 300mm | ||
| Tools available: hydraulic hammer, hydraulic shear, bucket, grab, etc | ||
| Geometric dimensions | Equipment dimensions | Length: 3891mm |
| Minimum height: 1882mm | ||
| Minimum width:1200mm | ||
| Working space | Maximum working height: 6604mm | |
| Maximum working radius: 6194mm | ||
| Maximum working depth: 3451mm | ||
| Powertrain | Diesel engine-driven | Power/speed: 37kW@1480rpm |
| Maximum torque: 239Nm | ||
| Hydraulic system | Main pump: load-sensitive axial piston variable displacement pump | |
| Output fow:0-110Lpm | ||
| Main valve: load feedback pressure compensation, electrohydraulic proportional multiple-way valve | ||
| System rated pressure: 21MPa | ||
| Hydraulic oil tank volume: 159L | ||
| Control device: portable remote control | ||
| Control system | Control mode: wireless, wired (20m) | |
| Communication mode: digital, wired two-way communication based on CAN bus | ||
What Makes a Remote Control Demolition Robot Different?
A remote control demolition robot is not a small excavator. It is a purpose-built machine designed for selective deconstruction, precision demolition, and operation in environments that are too dangerous, too confined, or too inaccessible for conventional equipment.
The YG series is controlled by a portable industrial remote control unit. The operator controls boom movement, slewing, travel, and attachment functions through joysticks and buttons, while the control unit provides feedback on hydraulic pressure, engine status, and machine performance.
The key difference from a mini excavator: A mini excavator is a digging machine that can also break concrete. A demolition robot is a demolition machine that is optimized for breaking, crushing, cutting, and material handling. The difference shows up in reach, boom geometry, attachment compatibility, and control precision. The YG series reaches 6.6 meters high and 6.2 meters out from a 1.2-meter-wide footprint—a reach-to-width ratio that no excavator can match.
The Numbers That Define the YG Remote Control Demolition Robot
The YG series compact demolition robot is built around specifications that matter on real job sites.
Size and Access:
- Minimum width: 1200mm—narrow enough to pass through standard doorways (typically 900-1200mm) and maneuver in elevators, corridors, and stairwells
- Minimum height: 1882mm—fits through standard doorways and into freight elevators
- Length: 3891mm
Working Envelope
- Maximum working height: 6604mm—approximately 6.6 meters, reaching upper floors without scaffolding
- Maximum working radius: 6194mm—reaching across wide areas without repositioning
- Maximum working depth: 3451mm—for excavation and demolition below ground level
Power and Performance
- Engine power: 37kW at 1480rpm
- Maximum torque: 239Nm
- System pressure: 21MPa
- Hydraulic flow: 0-110 L/min—load-sensing axial piston variable displacement pump
- Hydraulic oil tank: 159L
- Travel speed: 2.2 km/h
- Slewing speed: 0-8 rpm
Mobility
Climbing gradient: 30°
Track width: 300mm—provides stability on uneven surfaces and prevents sinking on soft ground
Attachments
The quick coupler system allows rapid attachment changes. Available tools include hydraulic hammers, hydraulic shears, buckets, grabs, and concrete pulverizers. One robotic demolition machine handles breaking, cutting, crushing, and material handling.
6 Features of Remote Control Demolition Robot
- 1200mm Width – Passes Through Standard Doors: The YG remote control demolition robot measures just 1200mm in width, allowing it to pass through standard commercial and residential doorways without removing door frames or widening openings. Combined with a minimum height of 1882mm, the machine fits through most freight elevators and corridors.
- 6.6m Working Height – Reaches Upper Floors Without Scaffolding: The three-part boom reaches a maximum working height of 6604mm and a maximum working radius of 6194mm. Standing on the ground floor, the operator can reach upper floor levels without erecting scaffolding. The 360° slewing capability allows operation in any direction without repositioning.
- 37kW + 110L/min Hydraulic System – Power for Demolition:The 37kW diesel engine delivers 239Nm of maximum torque. The load-sensing axial piston variable displacement pump provides 0-110 L/min of hydraulic flow at 21MPa system pressure. This combination drives hydraulic hammers, shears, and crushers through reinforced concrete and steel.
- Five Attachments, Quick Change – One Machine, Multiple Jobs: The quick coupler system allows rapid attachment changes. Available tools include hydraulic hammer, hydraulic shear, bucket, grab, and concrete pulverizer. One machine handles breaking, cutting, crushing, and material handling without changing equipment.
- Wireless + Wired Dual Control – No Signal Interference: The robotic demolition machine offers wireless remote control and wired control (20m cable). Wireless provides freedom of movement; wired ensures uninterrupted communication in environments with signal interference. The control system uses digital, two-way CAN bus communication.
- 30° Climbing + 300mm Tracks – Self-Propelled Access: The tracked undercarriage climbs gradients up to 30°, allowing the machine to navigate stairs, ramps, and debris piles. The 300mm track width provides stability on uneven surfaces and prevents sinking on soft ground. The 4960kg operating weight keeps the machine stable during heavy demolition work.
YG Demolition Robot For Sale
If you are looking for a demolition robot for sale that delivers precise remote-controlled operation, compact access to confined spaces, and serious hydraulic breaking force for structural demolition, contact us today. Tell us your typical demolition applications, the structural elements you remove most often, your available power supply, and the tools you plan to use, and we will confirm whether the compact demolition robot is the right fit for your operation. We also provide long-term supply of wearing parts — hydraulic seals, hoses, track components, breaker tools and remote control parts — plus technical support for setup, operation and maintenance.
