JCB, established in 1945 and headquartered in Rocester, Staffordshire, UK, is a leading manufacturer of construction, agricultural, and industrial machinery. Their extensive product line includes backhoe loaders, excavators, tractors, and diesel engines, serving sectors such as construction, agriculture, waste handling, and demolition. JCB emphasizes innovation, engineering excellence, and sustainability, with manufacturing facilities across Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa, and a global presence in over 150 countries.
JCB has launched two new large-model compact units, the 109 hp 4TS-8T Teleskid and the 400T compact track loader, which provide more horsepower and higher torque for demanding jobs.
The Pothole Pro can repair a pothole in less than eight minutes, four times quicker than standard methods and for half the cost of current solutions - at £30 compared to up to £60.
JCB is launching the new VM118D single-drum soil compactor powered by the 55kW JCB 430 diesel engine, which requires no Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) to meet emissions standards.
JCB returns to PlantWorx, which is to be held at Newark Showground on 23-25 September, with a bumper line-up of machines aimed at the civil engineering, housebuilding, highways and utilities sectors.
JCB secured full EU type-approval for its hydrogen engine, marking a major milestone in bringing zero CO₂ construction equipment closer to market readiness.
A leading North West civil engineering contractor has invested in two of the first new JCB 145XR reduced tailswing excavators to roll off the production line.