Applications · Industrial and indoor
STAG built the Beetle 100 for jobs a diesel can’t do: indoor demolition, food processing and basements. Here is what that looks like on site.
Short answer
STAG names indoor demolition, food processing and basement work as the Beetle 100’s core uses. Zero exhaust means no carbon monoxide to ventilate. A 35.6 in. width gets it through standard doors, and remote control up to 200 ft lets the operator stand clear of debris. It charges from an ordinary 110V outlet, so no special infrastructure is needed on site.
Food processing
Diesel and propane exhaust is a problem anywhere food is handled. An electric loader moves ingredients, totes, waste and spent product without combustion by-products. The sealed IP67 chassis helps in wet areas. Confirm sanitation and washdown procedures with your dealer and your food safety plan before the machine goes into a production room.
Indoor demolition and renovation
With a hydraulic breaker on the CII plate, the Beetle 100 breaks out slabs and walls, then switches to a bucket to haul out debris. Remote operation keeps the operator out of the drop zone. STAG’s founders cite rising restrictions on diesel equipment in large cities as a key reason buyers are asking for electric.
Basements, warehouses and plants
The narrow width clears 36 in. doors. Six independent speed presets for drive and hydraulics let the operator slow it down for tight, precise work around racking, equipment and people.
Fleet and rental
Built-in 4G/satellite telematics report location, hours, battery health and fault codes. Inclinometers log tip events. STAG’s founders say rental companies valued this most, because they can see where a machine is and how it was used.
Jobsite profile
- Remote range
- 200 ftproduct page figure
- Charging
- 110Vstandard outlet or generator
- Speed presets
- 6 + 6drive and hydraulic
- Sealing
- IP67sealed chassis
Guides in this section
Go deeper
Food processing & breweries
Using the STAG Beetle 100 electric mini track loader in food plants, breweries and distilleries: ingredient and waste handling, spent grain, no exhaust.
Read the guide →Indoor demolition
How the STAG Beetle 100 handles indoor demolition: hydraulic breaker and bucket on a CII plate, remote control up to 200 ft, no exhaust and 36 in. door access.
Read the guide →Basement work
Using the STAG Beetle 100 electric mini track loader in basements: no carbon monoxide in a confined space, 36 in. door access and remote operation.
Read the guide →Warehouses & plants
How the STAG Beetle 100 works in warehouses, manufacturing plants and rental fleets: cleanup, material moves, speed presets and built-in telematics.
Read the guide →Sources
Manufacturer figures checked against STAG’s published pages on October 1, 2026. Where STAG’s own pages disagree, we show the current homepage figure and note the range on the spec sheet.
- STAG Inc., Beetle 100 homepage (page modified Sept 29, 2026)
- STAG Inc., Beetle 100 product page and savings calculator
- STAG Inc., FAQ page
- STAG Inc., Terms of Service (dealer-only sales, telematics)
- The Pitch, Ep. 173: STAG founders’ pitch and transcript (Nov 5, 2025)
- CPWR, Quieter Skid Steer: diesel noise and carbon monoxide risk
STAG and Beetle 100 are trademarks of STAG Inc. This guide is produced by Fastline Marketing Group and is not published by STAG Inc. Specifications, prices and warranty terms come from STAG's public materials as of October 1, 2026 and can change; confirm them with an authorized STAG dealer before you buy. Tax information is general and is not tax advice.
