Terex Introduces New Equipment & Technology at The Utility Expo 2025

• Terex will unveil a new series of equipment and display over 20 machines across various product lines at The Utility Expo 2025 in Louisville, Kentucky.  

• A press conference to launch the new equipment series will be held on October 7 at the Terex booth.  

• Visitors can operate Terex bucket trucks and digger derricks, experiencing advanced features like the Flex Pro control system and the 3rd Eye® digital platform with AI object detection.  

• Terex supports Breast Cancer Awareness month with custom pink tools and a fundraising campaign benefiting the Susan G. Komen Great Plains chapter.

Terex will launch a new series of equipment and showcase innovative technologies during The Utility Expo in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 7-9. At least 20 pieces of equipment from the company’s aerial devices, digger derricks, tree trimmers, cement mixers, and cranes product lines will be on display at Booth E255 during the biennial show in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 7-9.

Press Conference

Terex® Utilities will host a press conference to officially launch a new series of equipment. The event will be held Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 1:00 p.m. EST in the Terex booth E255.

Terex at The Utility Expo

“The Utility Expo is the premier event for the utility industry, and we are setup to exceed expectations with visitors to the show,” said Tyler Schwingler, Product Marketing Manager. “We will showcase multiple products and aftermarket offerings, including our Parts and Services area where customers can learn more about how our progressive solutions offer tangible returns on investment over the life of the equipment,” he said.

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Attendees will have the opportunity to operate Terex bucket trucks and digger derricks and participate in our unit games. “Not only are the games fun, but operators can experience the smooth operation of Terex equipment,” said Schwingler.

Terex will also promote Breast Cancer Awareness month with two BTA Spiral auger tools and a General 65 digger derrick in custom pink colors. “One of the pink augers will be displayed with a banner for show attendees to sign. For every signature collected, the company will donate to the Susan G. Komen Great Plains chapter in South Dakota,” said Schwingler. “We also went a step further and have a fundraising campaign landing page where attendees can make donations of their own.”

Terex will display a variety of digger derricks, including a Commander C4047 digger derrick with the Flex Pro control option. Flex Pro offers control and radio options that optimize speed and multi-function operation. “This next generation of customizable controls displays real-time system feedback, hydraulic pressure readings, screw anchor torque, throttle RPM presets, and diagnostics,” said Schwingler. Multiple control stations will be available for attendees to try as they operate the digger derrick.

Multiple bucket trucks will also be showcased, including the Optima TC55 bucket on a truck that is equipped with the cutting-edge 3rd Eye® digital platform featuring a 360° camera system with new AI object detection technology and reverse automatic braking feature.
“Other Terex equipment that will be displayed include a Franna AT24 pick and carry crane, a ProAll P8525 Cement Mixer, and a Green-Tec SL5 spider lift for tree care professionals,” said Schwingler.

“Utilities are looking for solutions that support safe work practices, are reliable and cost-effective throughout the life of the equipment. Terex is responding by delivering new technologies that do just that,” said Schwingler.