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Vögele is introducing a new generation SprayJet model, built around its latest Super 1800-3i asphalt paver. Like its predecessor, the new machine features an add-on emulsion tank and spraybars and is designed to both spray emulsion and carry out asphalt paving. Anja Sehr of the firm’s marketing and communications department said, “This does two steps in one.” She added that using this type machine boosts paving quality, as the SprayJet can ensure a homogenous layer of emulsion is spread over the surface, be

Terex Trucks will be making history as the newly independent truck manufacturer exhibit for the first time at the event. The Motherwell, Scotland-headquartered firm will be presenting an impressive line-up of articulated and rigid haulers under new parent company, Volvo Construction Equipment. ADTs from Terex Trucks range from the 25tonne payload TA250 to the 38tonne payload TA400, with its 331kW engine and 23.3m³ heaped capacity. The off-highway RDTs range from the 41tonne payload TR45 to the 91tonne pay

Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe (HHIE) is unveiling the company’s new crawler excavator range. For the HX220 L, HX260 L, HX300 L, HX330 andHX380 L models, the engineers at Hyundai have utilised the Tier4/ Stage IV emission requirement to re-develop the machines from scratch.

Volvo Construction Equipment’s new EC220E crawler excavator is a key launch for the firm. Offering claimed best-in-class efficiency, the EC220E follows the successful D-Series model with reduced emissions and fuel consumption, as well as enhanced power and productivity.

Doosan’s two new Stage IV/Tier 4 Final wheeled excavators are said to set a new benchmark for wheeled excavator design globally. The 17tonne DX170W-5 and 21tonne DX210W-5 models boast a distinctive new machine styling scheme common to all new Stage IV/Tier 4 Final Doosan machines. Launched earlier this month (February 2015), Both wheeled excavators are said to offer enhanced comfort and controllability together with new features to improve fuel efficiency, uptime and return on investment. There is also a f

Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe (HHIE) is unveiling its new quarrying heavyweight HX520 L crawler excavator. One of six models from the company’s new excavator range, the HX520 L model has been built from scratch by Hyundai engineers as part of the move towards Tier 4/Stage IV regulation compliance. The 52tonne HX520 L has a new Scania engine and, like the other new Hyundai crawler excavators, is said to benefit from a 3-6% reduction in fuel consumption. With the new state-of-the-art engine technology, t

Mecalac is introducing its new 12MTX wheeled excavator, which the company says retains “the basic characteristics and avant-garde design” that made the initial version successful. Powered by an engine rated at 80kW and with a maximum weight of 9.7tonnes, the company says the 12MTX makes it possible to have an excavator, a loader, a forklift and a tool carrier in a single machine, and to augment the capacities of these functions due to the specific characteristics such as the articulated boom and frame, the

Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe) has introduced the ZV-R and lightweight ZV-RLS series of vibratory rammers to its new range of light compaction equipment. Described as ideal for working in a variety of applications, including foundations and trenches in soil or sand, the models’ robust and compact design makes them extremely versatile, efficient to maintain and easy to transport between job sites. The Hitachi ZV-R and ZV-RLS series of vibratory rammers are user-friendly and offer a high power outp

Ideal for quarry-based applications, the new Doosan 40-50 tonne DX420LC-5, DX490LC-5 and DX530LC-5 are the company’s largest Stage IV/Tier 4 Final compliant crawler excavators. The operating weights of the DX420LC-5 and DX490LC-5 have increased by 700kg and 500kg respectively compared to the previous LC-3 models. Lifting capacities have increased by an average of 5% on all three models, except for the DX530LC-5, where the lifting capacity over the side has also increased by 12%.

Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe) has recently introduced a trio of impressive mini excavators – the ZX17U-5, ZX19U-5, and the ZX26U-5. Said to be user-friendly, offering high levels of performance, comfort and durability, the new Zaxis-5 models are ideal for working in narrow or confined spaces. The ZX17U-5 and ZX19U-5 are claimed by Hitachi to be more productive than other brands of mini excavators of this size. Due to their greater hydraulic efficiency, they are also said to be more producti

The TMR65KDS walk-behind roller is one of a host of new compaction equipment models from Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe). Suitable for a number of small-scale jobs, including those incorporating asphalt and sand, the versatile new machine is designed to be highly productive and easy to operate. The Hitachi TMR65KDS walk-behind roller is said to offer exceptional performance and quality thanks to the direct connection between the hydraulic motors and the drums – without the need for a gear reductio

Kobelco Construction Machinery Europe’s latest addition to its excavator range, the Kobelco SK210D, is a Japanese-made specialist car dismantling machine. The Kobelco SK210D, which will start to arrive in Europe in April 2015, is a dedicated unit designed to safely and carefully separate a full automobile chassis into manageable parts prior to disposal thus reclaiming key metal and recyclable products. It can also be used in agriculture, aviation, white goods and truck reclamation, where precise dismantli

Xcentric Ripper International makes a range of tough excavator attachments and is introducing a new crusher bucket, for which it has the distribution rights. In addition the firm is unveiling its impact accumulation technology which the Spanish manufacturer believes allows its units to work faster and harder than the competition. Xcentric Ripper is looking for new dealer networks too, right around the world, and will be talking at the show about how it is now a Komatsu recommended attachment for machines be

Dressta is increasing the application range of its well-proven bulldozer designs with the introduction of new models for specific duties. The company claims that these variants represent Dressta’s customer-focused approach to manufacturing construction equipment. The firm has considerable experience in specifying its machines for different, and in some cases particularly arduous, machine applications. The range of customer-specific variations include optimal equipment configuration to adapt the machines to