DOZERS

A dozer, short for bulldozer, is a powerful construction machine characterized by a large, flat blade at the front of the vehicle. The primary function of a dozer is to push, shove, and move heavy materials, typically earth, sand, gravel, or debris. Dozers are equipped with tracks, rather than wheels, which provide stability and distribution of the machine's weight, making them well-suited for tough terrains and rough surfaces. Dozers are widely used in construction, mining, forestry, and land clearing operations. They play a crucial role in tasks like leveling, grading, and excavating, making them essential for preparing construction sites and other earthmoving projects. Dozers can also be equipped with various attachments, such as rippers or winches, to enhance their versatility for specific tasks.