All Excavators Articles
First showing for brand new range of Generation 6 machines.
The latest Rusch special demolition machine is now taking shape.
Intermat has announced the winners of its innovation awards. There were eight awards in all split over three categories including a Special Environment Prize.
Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe (HHIE) is introducing the new 86,5 tonne R800-7A FS front shovel crawler excavator for the quarrying and mining sector.
Bobcat has launched the 6 tonne E60 crawler excavator. Offering low noise and emission levels it is suitable for operation in noise sensitive areas and at night.
Case Special Excavators, based in Zeebrugge, Belgium, will in future be responsible for demolition high reach and other special application equipment based on the Case CXB crawler excavators
New tracked loaders to complement its existing multi-terrain loaders, and the new D-Series 8 t excavators: Murray Pollok reports from Caterpillar's Desford facility in the UK.
Doosan Infracore has started to develop a hybrid diesel electric excavator, which it expects to make available by 2014.
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Scottish Coal has taken delivery of the first two Liebherr R9350 Litronic hydraulic excavators in a four unit order. With each machine weighing in excess of 300 tonnes, the 12000 tonne order is the biggest ever placed with Liebherr Great Britain.
Telemetry shows machine utilisation in China falling as economic conditions worsen.
Hitachi celebrated ten years in the Chinese construction equipment market last year, and to mark the event managing director Toru Sakai charted the ups, downs and likely future for the sector.
Kubota has launched the 1.65 t U17-3 zero tail swing mini excavator, replacing the U15-3 model. The new product falls between the 990 kg U10-3 and the 2.1 t U20-3 models in the U series of zero tail swing machines.
Kubota has introduced the 1,6 tonne zero tail swing U17-3 mini excavator which replaces the U15-3 model.
Manufacturers of earthmoving equipment are more aware than ever of the importance of producing environmentally friendly machines. Developing hybrid technology is one way of helping to achieve this.
Manufacturers of equipment used to construct underground utilities are developing new machines and techniques in order to meet the changing needs of the market.
Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has invested US$ 52 million in a new construction equipment factory in Pune, Maharashtra, in Western India the company announced in a statement.
Hitachi has announced a new addition to its Zaxis-3 range of excavators - the ZX14-3, filling a gap in the 1 to 2 tonne class.
Russia’s Gaz group previewed its new 27,5 tonne ET-26FS excavator at the ConExpo Russia show in September. Certification testing is scheduled for the coming months with the first pilot batch to be available in 2009.
Hyundai excavators have found favour with Scottish rental companies following the opening of the Doune, Stirling dealership in Southern Scotland last year.
Germany’s Bickhardt Bau put Hitachi excavators into pole position when it recently completed track improvements at the Hockenheim and Sachsenring race circuits as well as at Porsche’s test track.
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