Equipment News
Upgrades include improved cab visibility and comfort, along with safety features
CNH has been working to separate its On and Off Highway businesses since 2019
The UK-based company will be sold to the lifting solutions arm of Axel Johnson International
New emissions standard in China from December 2022 will add to electric equipment uptake
Chinese OEM appoints Hans Aarse and Edwin Van der Laar to head the European project
New site dumper releases are meeting demand for lower emission, compact options and all-important safety upgrades.
As IRN columnist Kevin Appleton bids us farewell to move on to the next chapter, he reflects on the ongoing and often inspiring evolution of the rental sector.
Zeppelin Rental is working on a project to integrate its fleet offering into its rental customers’ e-procurement platforms.
Hyundai Construction Equipment to invest in factory to expand production capacity
Electric worksite in Gothenburg aims to make construction’s transition to electric power easier
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With modern upgrades and high performance, new hydraulic system is said to meet customer needs
The EcoSense cabin can reduce carbon emissions by 30%
Hydraulic excavator XE260EN has been released for the European and US markets
Demand for manually propelled MEWPs has steadily increased over the last few years due to jobsite requirements, discontinued use of ladders and machine advancements
The construction industry has seen a number of first-to-market equipment revealed over the past month from firms such as Hitachi, Caterpillar and other OEMS.
First medium-sized Hitachi ZX210LC-6 utility excavator, built for the North American market, has shipped from Japan
Machines are emissions compliant and built for use in all climates
JCB, Sany and MHM to attend rental equipment show at Coventry Building Society Arena, following £7.5m refurb
Scott Park, Doosan Bobcat CEO and President talks alternative power