All Compaction Equipment Articles
Supplier will reserve stock for the UK market to address supply chain issues
The compact, single-direction BR 95 can be used for gravel, soils and sand
Designed for autonomous operation and multi-unit communication, the CX01 concept is already influencing future Volvo CE machine design
Heightened focus on hybrid and electric equipment spurs manufacturers to invest in and partner on new technologies
New Ammann APF 15/40 plates in Boels fleet feature Vanguard 160 engines
Construction equipment manufacturer Wacker Neuson launches new series of electric single direction soil and asphalt compactors
New Dynapac CC900 e double-drum vibratory roller offers zero emissions during use
Set for market release next year, the electric compactor is part of a wider zero-emissions initiative
Weber MT is now offering petrol versions of many of its diesel powered vibratory plates
Dutch company acquires compaction equipment manufacturer ULBO Machinery to offer full compact equipment range
Swiss company’s new Stage V rollers offer faster compaction, improved drive mode switching and greater rental appeal
The cancellation of trade events this year has created alternative platforms such as IRN’s New Product Showcase. This issue looks at releases in earthmoving, compaction & surface preparation and more.
Cooperation opens up broader range of electrically-powered construction equipment to customers
New Stage V compliant model features a Cat C7.1 engine and 9% lower maintenance costs
Contractor uses Vögele equipment to lay a permanent carriageway in Germany’s 8.1km Albvorland Tunnel
With Covid-19 restrictions causing trade events like Intermat, IRE and APEX to be cancelled, IRN presents an overview of some of the products that would have been launched
Wacker Neuson has further expanded it range of light and compact products, including a new version of its battery powered concrete vibrator
Caterpillar widens its 2 to 3 tonne compactor offering with three new tandem and combination compactors
The remote operation pilot project is being led by Nishio Rent All, contractor Kato Construction Co Ltd and Hitachi
Manufacturer’s Offset Vibratory Roller is said to reduce maintenance by 90%
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