All Equipment Articles
Agreement reached to co-operate on development and marketing of integrated motor and transmission systems for hybrid and electric vehicles
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Turkish manufacturer has purchased 1,000 acres of land near its Ankara plant for future expansion
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Asset management specialist Simon Purchon to present Babcock International’s approach to choosing the right equipment
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Infrastructure projects could drive sales of 15,000 JCB machines this financial year
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Chinese manufacturer may add to Istanbul parts centre with further facilities
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35,000 visitors expected to 13th biannual construction equipment trade fair in Ankara, Turkey
Visitor levels to inaugural exhibitions meet expectations, despite poor weather conditions
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Doors open on US$ 52 million new excavator plant in Kaluga
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Manufacturer to supply over 800 machines, including mini excavators and telescopic handlers, to UK rental company
Hanix maoves its European headquarters from Manchester, UK, down to London.
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Bauma saw several important equipment launches for the tunnelling sector, a branch of the construction industry that is still seeing large and ambitious projects get underway.
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The flagships of most demolition contractor’s fleets are their high reach excavators that stop traffic as pedestrians stand and watch in awe as they remorselessly bring buildings down. In most cases, they are high-tech and require highly skilled operators.
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The need for greater efficiency and a lower environmental impact is pushing the concrete sector to develop new equipment, construction techniques and even new materials.
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The use of a tower crane to provide fairground rides at Bauma was ill-judged and sends a poor message about safety in the industry.
Nine categories launched, including the coveted International Construction Project of the Year award.
The latest issue includes news from last month's Bauma exhibition as well as features on Latin America, concrete construction, demolition & recycling and tunnelling.
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Tunnel boring machine manufacture to cease just five years after Caterpillar acquired Lovat.
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New exhibition hall to be used for additional space and better visitor experience
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UK-based manufacturer unveils commemorative machine and decoration for world headquarters to mark the occasion.
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