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Bomag News

MAKO appointed as new BOMAG trading and service partner for Luxembourg

Since mid-July, MAKO S.A. has been BOMAG's new trading and service partner for Luxembourg. The company, with its branches in Bettembourg and Roost, is available to customers and interested parties throughout the Luxembourg region as a contact point for BOMAG's entire product portfolio from compaction technology and planers through to road pavers.

XCMG News

XCMG Golden Products Worth More than Ten Million Yuan Were Delivered to Pakistan to Participate in the Construction of the Local "Three Gorges Project"!

After more than a month's drifting on the sea, XCMG's various types of construction machinery equipment worth nearly 15 million yuan, recently arrived in Pakistan and delivered to local customers. This is the largest Chinese construction machinery order purchased by Pakistan in recent years.

Manitowoc cranes News

Manitowoc updates its free diagnostic mobile app to include Potain tower cranes; releases new Bluetooth-enabled pressure test kit

Manitowoc has updated its free diagnostic app to include Crane Control System (CCS)-equipped Potain tower cranes, helping operators to interpret diagnostic codes generated by on-board control systems and reduce machine downtime. The app already supports many Grove, Manitowoc and National Crane cranes.

Zoomlion News

China’s Helping Hand for Italy’s Resumption from the Epidemic: ZOOMLION Delivers Tower Cranes Precisely and Timely to the Cà Zul Damsite for Boosting the Construction

Standing at the Cà Zul damsite within the Dolomites, a World Natural Heritage site in Italy, an aurora-painted crane tower is busy in construction in an orderly way. The tower crane’s arrival at the project site not only brings a touch of harmony to the natural scenery here, but enables the Eastern Alps to be somewhat bustling and vigorous.

Sany News

SANY was involved in constructing the first nuclear power plant in Bangladesh

In 2016, the ground preparation work of Rooppur nuclear power plant commenced in Rooppur, on the bank of the river Padma, 160 kilometers west of the capital, Dhaka. Undertaken by world-leading nuclear power EPC ASE, the project is a pressurized water reactor facility consisting of two units of VVER-1200 reactors with an output of 2.4GW. Bangladesh plans to produce 9% of its electricity from the plants, lowering the country’s dependence on fossil fuels by the middle of the next decade. It will take a few years for the plants to start operations, with the first unit scheduled in 2023 and the second in 2024.

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