Gustav Boberg, Segment Leader, at Volvo Construction Equipment explains why it is important to use electric construction equipment to build the electric charging infrastructure our society needs.
Synergy Hire, headquartered in Letchworth in Hertfordshire, boasts an impressive fleet of in excess of 900 Hitachi wheeled and crawler excavators, ranging in size from 3t to over 50t.
Liebherr will showcase around 100 exhibits and numerous innovations at Bauma 2022. We have selected some special exhibits that you should not miss during the trade show. Here are 5 exciting facts about the LR 1400 SX crawler crane.
Global hydraulics and electric powertrain systems supplier Danfoss Power Solutions has secured a grant worth £407,112 (approximately $450,000) from the U.K. government to accelerate the electrification of construction machinery.
The EHS team is delighted to confirm that the UK’s premier hire will be taking place on the 8th and 9th of February 2023, at its established home – the Coventry Building Society Arena (CBS Arena), formerly known as the Ricoh Arena.
The new range of Carraro Agricube Pro specialized vineyard and orchard tractors with 55 and 75 kW FPT Stage V F28 diesel engine was launched in Rovigo today. This is the first agricultural application of the engine, which the brand has also launched for the construction equipment and power generation sectors.
Bobcat has launched a new national version of the company’s successful BobCARE Planned Maintenance (PM) programme for customer machines in the UK, the first of its type in Europe.
What’s the price of safety? Dan Leaney, Xwatch Sales and Operations Director, reports that with the company’s new Buy Now Pay Later scheme – “It’s roughly around the cost of your daily cup of tea".
Takeuchi, a world leader in compact equipment, along with German distributor Schafer, will display three new compact excavators at the bauma exhibition in Munich, Germany, October 24-30, 2022. At Takeuchi’s stand, FN1116/2, Open-Air Site, North, the recently introduced TB335R will be joined by the brand-new TB350R and TB395W models.
Construction machinery, such as excavators, is notorious for being inefficient, swallowing vast amounts of diesel, very little of which is converted to productive work. The construction industry accounted for a total of 20% of global energy-related carbon emissions in 2020. Today, the solutions are already there to drastically improve fuel efficiency in heavy construction machines, while more compact machines can be fully electrified.