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'22
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HS2 News
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'22
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Manitowoc cranes News
Manitowoc: National Crane and LineWise team up for high-voltage power line work
Combining National Crane's largest capacity boom truck, the NBT60XL, with LineWise's TLL-2000-Series 3 Triple Line Lifter, capable of handling 230kV power lines, significantly expands the work scope of electric utility contractors.
06
'22
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Doosan News
DOOSAN: PRESENTS THE NEW DX-7 SERIES
We are pleased to introduce the new DX-7 Series Excavators. With numerous upgrades and improvements across the board, the new line-up represents the best combination of performance, smooth and intuitive controls, sustainable manufacturing and unbeatable value for money for customers.
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Sany News
SANY Europe reports a positive performance after the bauma 2022
After the postponement to October due to the pandemic, the bauma 2022 was eagerly awaited. For SANY Europe, this was also because the brand presence was given an even more European orientation this year, thus sending out clear signals of its strong growth.
10
'22
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VOLVO CE News
EMISSION-FREE RECYCLING IN BAVARIA WITH ELECTRIC MACHINES FROM VOLVO CE
German firm Böhm Entsorgung is putting its Volvo L25 Electric wheel loader from Volvo Construction Equipment to good use. Compact but powerful, the L25 Electric makes light work of heavy materials like paper and plastic materials.
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'22
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CEA News
Hydrema adopts CESAR ECV to stage V Dump Trucks
Hydrema (UK) Ltd is the latest construction machinery manufacturer to fit CESAR and Emission Compliance Verification (ECV), to Hydrema stage V Dump Trucks.
18
'22
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Bosch Rexroth Info
The future will be assisted and autonomous
We at Bosch Rexroth strongly believe that the future of construction, agricultural, mining and municipal vehicles will consist of powerful assistance functions up to fully autonomous operations.
15
'22
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VOLVO CE News
WHY WE NEED TO USE ELECTRIC TO BUILD ELECTRIC
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.
10
'22
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Danfoss News
The zero emission construction site of the future
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.
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'22
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Manitowoc cranes News
