The Excavator VR Simulator (Product Code: SLE/ATE/29) is an orbital-type, endless-track excavator training simulator with 360-degree infinite rotation, 1-axis pitch motion and excavator joystick levers of the kind used on real equipment. Trainee operators practise driving and digging in a simulated test-site environment, and prepare for the functional exam, before they sit in a working machine. It is aimed at heavy equipment operator schools, construction skills centres and vocational institutes. The simulator is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a technical educational equipment manufacturer.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Orbital-type, endless-track excavator simulator |
| Rotation | 360 degree infinite rotation function |
| Motion | 1-axis motion (pitch), for functional test training |
| Running lever | Orbital type, 2-axis |
| Operator controls | Excavator joystick levers as used in real equipment |
| Display | 55-inch Full HD; horizontal type and vertical type both listed |
| Training content | Driving test and excavation test training in an actual test-site environment; training video for the functional exam (driving, digging) |
| Versions | Two simulators developed for excavator training — confirm the configuration when enquiring |
New operators often struggle most with coordinating boom, arm, bucket and swing at the same time. On this simulator they learn that coordination on the same style of joystick levers they will later use, with the 360-degree orbital rotation reproducing the upper structure slewing continuously and the pitch motion giving a sense of the machine tilting as it digs or travels. Mistakes cost nothing in fuel, wear or damage, so instructors can repeat an exercise until the movement becomes natural.
Courses usually progress from track driving to trenching and loading tasks, then to rehearsal of the functional exam using the driving and digging training video and the simulated test-site scenes. Short, focused sessions work best for beginners. For a vocational institute building a heavy-machinery wing, the simulator sits well alongside other technical training equipment for operators and maintenance staff.
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited is the Ambala, Haryana company behind the ScienceLab name. Buyers completing supplier-registration forms for tenders can note its GST registration 06AAECJ8618A1ZT and global LEI code 3358004HRD1JIVXKYX49. Further company information is on our company profile page.
Other heavy-machinery trainers that pair with operator simulation:
All engine, driveline and machinery trainers are grouped under Automotive Training Equipment.
Does the simulator use a VR headset?
The current specification describes 55-inch Full HD displays (horizontal and vertical types). Headset details are not listed, so please contact us to confirm the viewing system for your order.
What motion does the simulator provide?
It applies 1-axis motion (pitch) for functional test training, combined with an orbital design capable of 360-degree infinite rotation.
Are the controls realistic?
Yes. It uses excavator joystick levers of the type used in real equipment, plus a 2-axis orbital running lever.
What training content is provided?
Driving test and excavation test training set in an actual test-site environment, and a training video for the functional exam covering driving and digging.
Which version should we choose?
Two excavator simulators have been developed, and the listing mentions both horizontal and vertical 55-inch display types. Tell us about your course and trainee numbers and we will recommend the suitable configuration.
What power supply and room size are needed?
Electrical and footprint requirements are not given in the current listing. Our team provides them with the quotation on request.
Can you supply training centres outside India?
Yes. We supply institutions across India and international markets; delivery terms are set out in each quotation.
To receive a quotation for the Excavator VR Simulator (SLE/ATE/29), write to us through the contact page or add it to your enquiry cart, mentioning the display type you prefer.
Last updated: 23 September 2026