All Equipment Articles
The July-August issue of International Construction is now available to view online and in its tablet edition
Sales forecast to pick up towards the end of 2015 on the back of heavy investment in infrastructure, before reaching a new high in 2019
Soilmec and Bachy Soletanche have worked together to improve safety when loading and unloading large piling rigs with the introduction of radio remote control
When it comes to major projects, a steady supply of high-quality asphalt or concrete can be a key ingredient to success. The latest generation of mixing plants can help achieve this while improving environmental performance.
Quarrying equipment tends to be at the larger end of the spectrum, so there is constant pressure to improve fuel efficiency while maintaining or improving performance.
Kits available to remove Stage IIIB emissions equipment from D4H, D6H and D8H-fitted equipment, to allow resale in lesser regulated markets
Chinese equipment manufacturer XCMG has unveiled a line-up of three telescopic handlers, with lifting capacities up to 4.5 tonnes and lifting heights to 16.7 m
Three new wheeled loaders from Volvo are intended for less regulated marketplaces, such as the Middle East and Russia
Italian construction equipment manufacturers’ association agrees to support the Samoter exhibition, which will be held in Verona in February 2017
Latin America’s largest construction equipment trade show took place in Sao Paulo from 9 – 13 June
Liuzhou facility represents a US$ 43 million+ investment and includes state-of-the-art facilities as well as space for 1,200 engineers
Web-based system planned to give real-time information on wear part condition from machines in the field
Last week’s Plantworx construction equipment exhibition in Bruntingthorpe, UK drew 14,000 visitors, up +18% on the inaugural event in 2013.
Bravi Platforms will introduce an accessory for holding Peri slab formwork panels on its Leonardo HD range of access platforms at the UK’s London Build 2015 exhibition
Constructing foundations can be technically challenging, but the pressure on time and costs remains for contractors. The latest equipment on the market attempts to address these issues, and a key focus is reducing fuel costs. Chris Sleight reports.
Technology is a key theme in the road building sector, as systems for measurement and documentation of work become more sophisticated and the features once only found on large equipment trickles down to smaller machines.
This year has seen yet more Stage IV/Tier 4 Final excavators launched and manufacturers are aiming to provide better fuel efficiency with their new models.
Fayat Group president Jean-Claude Fayat says the road building equipment maker is investing in its presence in new markets and is delegating design to local engineers.
Bouygues has started excavation work on the 5 km Tuen Mun – Chek Lap Kok tunnel in Hong Kong using a 17.6 m diameter Herrenknecht tunnel boring machine
Discussion of the key findings of a report produced by KHL and Lectura on price, market and machine trends in the European used tracked excavator market from 2010 - 2014.
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