All Road, Concrete, and Asphalt Equipment Articles
The sharp scent of tar and oil, coupled with the loud noise of heavy machinery, does not scream ‘environmentally friendly’ so what is the industry doing to ensure building roads are not detrimental to the environment? Cat Jones looks at the ways roadbuilding is becoming more sustainable
German compaction specialist will launch Weber Smart Assist (WSA) at Bauma
With the ability to cut CO2 footprint by 25% factory-based precast concrete production has the potential to save billions of tons of CO2
Manufacturers are revealing more details on new machines as the return of the trade show nears
Dura Products has seen the installation of its systems across a number of European countries
The company will debut new pavers and screeds as part of their Dash 5 generation
Jim Van Beek returns to company after a 15-year absence
Chinese OEM purchased majority share in Schwing ten years ago
International Construction rounds up five of the biggest construction stories from 2022
Addition will enable Terex to expand its presence in the U.S. and international concrete markets
‘Mesh technology’ used as automated prefabrication process that serves as both formwork and reinforcement
Falsework and formwork are being used to combat a ageing infrastructure in Europe
Reduced-temperature mixtures can be conveniently produced and processed in a conventional manner says Wirtgen
Almost half of new construction products launched this year have been electric
Addition of Heger will give it wall, floor and road sawing equipment for contractors
Meeting sustainability targets is driving the concrete industry to innovate its processes and create ‘smart’ technology, reports Catrin Jones
As the European construction sector transitions to a regenerative, circular economy, Leila Steed takes a look at the latest crushing and screening equipment re-energizing the market.
The importance of improving Europe’s transport network in a sustainable way has resulted in huge spend and increasing demands on road construction companies, as Mike Hayes reports
37% of Swedish company’s sales are electrified products
Acquisition of Enar will add concrete vibration tools as well as screeds and compactors