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Prolec's Liftwatch 5 rated capacity indicator has achieved European type approval under the Machinery Directive
Further US$ 70 million investment will see fabrications built in Victoria, Texas plant.
Australian heavy mining equipment renter Emeco is to invest A$165 million (€122 million) in the current year on new and used equipment as part of its organic growth strategy.
Wacker Neuson is investing 65 million Euro in the construction of a new production facility in Hörsching, Austria
Mini crawler excavator powered by both diesel and electric engines unveiled at IRE
The global excavator market split decisively in two this year due to demanding engine exhaust emissions regulations coming into force in Europe and the US. Chris Sleight reports on what this means for equipment users and the flood of new models being launched.
Several UK rental companies have recently announced significant investments in their fleets, including A-Plant, Jewson Tool Hire and L Lynch.
New wheeled loaders, excavators and articulated haulers launched in Europe
One in three construction machines sold in Europe last year was a mini excavator, and sales are set to increase by a further +75% by 2015.
Turkish OEM Hidromek used the Komatek show in Turkey to show off its first ever high reach, the 21.5 m HMK 370DLC
Opening ceremony marks the commencement of series production of 20 tonne excavators at Sri City, Andhra Pradesh factory.
Scores of new compact machines have been launched so far in 2011 as manufacturers strive to meet demand for more size options and faster and more productive equipment. Helen Wright reports on this rapidly growing market.
New compact 55SRx model showcased at ConExpo in addition to three new large excavators
Mini 2.6 tonne excavator makes ConExpo debut together with new telescopic tool carrier
New 29.3 tonne machine on show at ConExpo, to reach market by August/September
Caterpillar has unveiled a new range of Interim Tier 4-compliant tracked excavators that offer significant fuel efficiency and productivity gains compared to previous models.
GAP Group in the UK is to invest £25 million on new equipment during 2011, with £10 million of that earmarked for expansion of the fleet rather than renewal.
ADTs, large loaders and excavators are now fitted with fuel-efficient low emission diesel engines.
38 tonne ER 934C designed for scrap handling and other 'semi stationary' applications
New excavators, skid steer loaders and wheeled loaders on show at Samoter.
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