All Excavators Articles
Excavator manufacturers are investigating technologies to improve environmental performance. Becca Wilkins reports on current and future ‘green' strategies.
Production of 20-tonne class crawler excavators to start in January 2011.
Hitachi is strengthening its range of mini excavators with the European launch of 1.6 and 1.8 t models, the Zaxis ZX16-3 and ZX18-3.
Production capacity up to 100 hybrids per month as Komatsu launches new machine in China and eyes the US.
Sixteen JCB excavators are playing a pivotal role in helping irrigate and improve residential water supplies to an arid part of North East Brazil.
Production to move to Gwinner factory, but office jobs will remain.
Patented 4-piece boom design could be useful in civilian as well as military applications.
Terex Corp has launched an initiative in North America to promote its compact range of equipment to rental companies and to prepare renters for an upswing in construction.
Channel Island rental company 4Hire continues to invest in its rental fleet, adding a further two Bobcat excavators to a fleet that already includes 13 Bobcat excavators and a Bobcat telehandler.
Doosan Infracore's futuristic CX excavator concept has won the ‘Best of the Best Award' at the 2009 Reddot Design Awards.
Two new high reach excavators have joined the Liebherr range with the introduction of the 34 m reach R 954 C and the 41 m reach R974 VH-HD
New Holland’s iNDr cooling system is proving invaluable to contractors working on urban projects and other environmentally sensitive areas.
Tesmec makes a range of carriers for trenching a rock excavation and they are available with rocksaw, chainsaw, bucket or Rock Hawg attachments.
A Tesmec ‘Rock Hawg’ mechanical rock excavator made short work of digging a new haul road ramp at Lafarge’s Whitwell quarry in the UK. In fact it was so impressive that the company is hoping to use a larger model for high-volume extraction in sensitive areas. Chris Sleight reports.
Two purpose-built JCB tracked excavators with unique boom and dipper configurations are carrying out specialist groundwork on the new Tyne Tunnel project in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK.
A fleet of more than 100 Caterpillar machines is moving 20000 m³ of sand every day to build the world's largest fully integrated Aquaculture project in the Saudi Arabian desert.
New from Bobcat are the 3 tonne E32 conventional tail swing and E35 zero tail swing mini-excavators
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