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Companies celebrate opening of new, larger facility in Brunswick, Ga.
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Machines to be deployed on high profile UK projects
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New 23-tonne excavator’s battery can be fully charged in just 70 minutes
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Demand for rental applications remains high among OEMs, despite the effects of high interest rates
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Here’s a look at some of the latest electric-powered earthmovers and material handlers to hit the market since the start of 2024
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Trackunit Pass allows fleet managers to use the Trackunit On mobile app to set up access to machines via card, pin code, or smartphone
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The week that was June 27 through July 3 included reports of how European elections could affect EU sustainability policies, a new wheeled excavator, Time’s Versalift merger and more
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Türkiye-based OEM targets compact machines and an American presence amid market challenges and new competitors
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The TB370W offers higher travel speeds with two-wheel steering and an auto cruise control feature
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Global sales of electric machines remain very low
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RTX1250 includes updates to the tracks, axles, plow valve and more
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Revenue rose 5.8% and ordinary income was up 30.1% over the previous year
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JCB is to invest 500 million reais (just under US$100 million) on modernizing and expanding its Latin American operations
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Catrin Jones takes a look at some of the newest developments and what is next for the well-loved compact machine
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Gravis Robotics is developing a module that attaches to individual excavators so they can work to spec every day on the job
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The last week of May, 2024 saw US-based companies acquiring in Colorado, a report about the state of European rental, and lots of new machines being shown on site
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See the features of this year’s Bobcat Demo Days
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A year since Volvo CE split compact construction equipment from its heavy machinery, compact business unit leader Thomas Bitter explains the strategy