All Demolition & Recycling Articles
The EDA’s Summer 2008 conference in Rome in May brought a record attendance and a record number of sponsors. D&Ri reports
Clearing and uncovering the river running through the Danish city of Aarhus created a problem for one Danish contractor, who faced the challenge of removing underwater foundations. Hand-held tools and wet suits were the solution
Three Italiian contractors have joined forces to carry out the complex demolition work at Milan’s Fiera Milano exhibition centre. D&Ri reports
Terex has completed the acquisition of ASV, a US-based manufacturer of compact rubber track loaders and related accessories, undercarriages and traction products.
The new T320 compact tracked loader launched by Bobcat is designed for increased productivity and greater attachment performance
At the end of last year, UK contractor CDC Demolition invested in two JCB Series II Robot 160 machines modified for demolition in the factory, to add to the three Series I machines already in its 25-unit fleet
The skid steer loader is one of the tools of choice for demolition contractors – used during soft strip through to ground clearance at project end and therefore a common sight on demolition jobs. D&Ri reports on the sector in general and a major move by JCB
Terex Fuchs used the recent IFAT show in Munich to launch a new materials handler, the 21 tonne MHL320 D powered by a 153 hp (114 kW) diesel.
Liebherr-Hydraulikbagger GmbH recently officially handed over a new assembly hall for material handlers at the Kirchdorf site in Germany.
With the ongoing growth in recycling, and soaring scrap metal prices, sales of scrap handling equipment are also buoyant. D&Ri reports on this specialised sector
Metso Minerals officially unveiled its new research centre at its Tampere, Finland location on 28th May.
In a move that it says reflects the growth in importance of the Asia-Pacific region in the sales of construction equipment, Sandvik is to relocate an important part of its Construction Equipment division’s headquarters to Singapore.
WRAP has launched a new capital funding grant scheme for waste processing projects in England
Mathew Taylor will take over from John Patterson as JCB's global CEO from 1 June. Mr Taylor joined JCB in April 2006 as Managing Director of JCB Sales and in January last year became Group Chief Operating Officer.
Eriez Magnetics Europe has launched what it claims is a new cost effective metal sorting solution for the recycling industry.
Debris from the old Wembley stadium, home to English football for many years, has been used for landscaping a new urban park
Leonard Cherry has made the short list for Ernst & Young's 2008 Entrepreneurial award
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