Tayside Contracts, based in Dundee in Scotland, has purchased the organisation’s first new Doosan wheel loader and excavator as part of a fleet of machines used in its quarrying, recycling and construction operations.
Baumer Hübner has established the class of extraordinarily resilient and reliable HeavyDuty encoders and offers a broad portfolio. Manufacturers of cranes and hoists are among the most frequent users of such sensors. And for good reason: These applications are most demanding and here they can play to their strengths - robustness, precision, resistance and longevity.
KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY EUROPE B.V. (KCME) IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF THE SK130LC-11 – A JAPANESE MANUFACTURED EXCAVATOR THAT EXTENDS KOBELCO QUALITY, ECONOMY AND RELIABILITY WITHIN THE 12-14 TONNE OPERATING SEGMENT.
At the forefront for the second time, Davis Company introduced the first Igo MA 21 self-erecting tower crane to North America in 2005, and its outstanding performance has now led the contractor to purchase the first Potain Hup M 28-22 in the region.
Cat® pin grabber couplers bring a new level of productivity allowing the operator to change tools in a matter of seconds rather than minutes. Excavators of similar sizes can share attachments. With the addition of the VB and HB sizes of pin grabber couplers, there is now a coupler for every size of excavator from the 311 – 390. VB and HB refer to linkage sizes.
Offering speeds of up 50km per hour (31mph) where conditions allow, a new high-speed driveline option for Volvo's popular utility wheel loaders means productivity just got fast tracked.
Since the first concrete pouring at the end of 2014, a total of seven Potain cranes have successfully completed the civil engineering and concreting works for the new generation ITER nuclear power plant.
The bed of the But Torrent turns Doosan orange. The new DX350LC-7, together with a Doosan fleet consisting of two further crawler excavators, two articulated dump trucks and a wheel loader, are engaged in the cleaning and safety operations of 4,000 linear meters of the river bed, compromised following the forest catastrophe caused by the "Tempesta Vaia" of 2018.
In October 2019, XCMG’s 4,000t crawler crane, known as the World’s No. 1 Crane, made its first overseas operation and finished hoisting the 1,926t scrubbing tower in Saudi Arabia. Recently, the crane made another hoisting operation in the Sultanate of Oman.