25 April 2025, 13:27
JLG® Whitepaper Unveils Vision for the Future of Job Sites
JLG Industries, a leading global manufacturer of mobile elevating work platforms and telehandlers and part of Oshkosh Corporation, has released a whitepaper titled "The Job Site of the Future: From Equipment-Centric to Ecosystem Orchestration." This document envisions the transformation of job site management through a shift from traditional machinery to interconnected, intelligent ecosystems that enhance efficiency, reduce downtime, and improve safety. Key features include dynamic monitoring, real-time data sharing, and automated workflows, all coordinated by digital platforms. The whitepaper introduces two innovative technologies: the fully electric JLG® Galileo and the Autonomous Mobile Charging Robot, designed for wireless and on-demand charging. Powered by JLG’s ClearSky Smart Fleet™ technology, these advancements aim to facilitate autonomous and sustainable job sites. The whitepaper is freely accessible on #DirectAccess and targets construction industry professionals and workers. Read more >>
First MJE 250 AXON delivered to Hoogwerkerverhuur Van Der Voort
Multitel Pagliero delivered its first MJE 250 AXON, a full-electric truck-mounted platform, to Hoogwerkerverhuur Van Der Voort in the Netherlands. This model offers a 24.70-meter working height and up to 16.50-meter horizontal outreach, powered by two 37 kW batteries, ensuring zero emissions and full-day autonomy. The platform features advanced technology, including the MUSA X system for optimized outreach based on various parameters. Facilitated by Eurosupply Hoogwerksystemen, Multitel Pagliero's Dutch distributor, the transaction highlights Hoogwerkerverhuur Van Der Voort's commitment to eco-friendly solutions. The MJE 250 AXON, exhibited at Bauma, further solidifies Multitel Pagliero's presence in sustainable machinery innovation. Read more >>
Carbonizing in California
Daniel Falk, a California rancher and forestry professional, has integrated Tigercat’s carbonization technology to manage wood waste, improve soil and forest health, reduce wildfire risk, and sequester carbon. By implementing the Tigercat 6050 and later the updated 6040 carbonizer, Falk's company, Falk Forestry, processes biomass into biochar, which enhances soil and supports his environmentally-conscious ranching operations. Collaborating with Earth Foundries, Falk takes on projects like thinning eucalyptus plantations with the East Bay Regional Park District to restore native species and mitigate fire risks. Their efforts, aligned with Cal Fire standards, help create sustainable markets for biomass and reduce carbon footprints, while promising innovations in machinery and strong partnerships advance the forest management industry’s carbon-negative goals in California. Read more >>
Configuring Clean Power for Ports at TOC Europe 2025
At TOC Europe 2025 in Rotterdam, Hyster will present its new Hyster® J10-18XD series of lithium-ion high-capacity forklifts. These forklifts, designed for zero emissions and reduced maintenance costs, provide performance comparable to internal combustion engine alternatives. Hyster plans to offer various power options, including hydrogen fuel cells and HVO100 fuel, to encourage sustainable port operations. An emissions reduction calculator will be available to help attendees estimate CO2 savings from switching to battery electric power. Hyster aims to support operational efficiency and sustainability in the port sector. Read more >>
Application is Decisive: MEILLER presents its portfolio at bauma 2025
MEILLER will present 15 vehicle superstructures at bauma 2025, covering applications from municipal services to heavy transportation, on diesel and electric chassis. Key highlights include the versatile TRIGENIUS three-way tipper series, featuring models like the D421 for higher payloads, the D212 with crane extension, and the D205 with an equipment box. The robust MAXTREME rear tippers, including models with features like a chain flap and a round body, will also be showcased to demonstrate improved unloading efficiency. The GRANDLOAD tipping semi-trailer, designed for optimal road holding and hot asphalt delivery, will be introduced, as well as recycling solutions like the TECTRIS AK 18 for urban use and the efficient TECTRUM RS 21.70 for container handling. Read more >>
BAUMA 2025: Goldhofer scores again with the heavy haul industry
At BAUMA 2025 in Munich, Goldhofer made a significant impact on the heavy haul industry with various innovative product presentations. Key highlights included the E-PowerPack and PST/SL-E split with hydraulic widening, which drew large crowds during live demonstrations. The RA 3-100 transport system, capable of handling a 100-ton payload, and the STEPSTAR vehicle sold to Upek GmbH, showcased Goldhofer's capability in efficient and flexible logistics. Additionally, Goldhofer's ARCUS P5 vehicle was applauded for its low loading height and maneuverability. The event also included a successful networking party at the Goldhofer stand with traditional German cuisine and live music, further enhancing Goldhofer's prestige as a premium supplier in heavy-duty transportation. Read more >>
CASE Construction Equipment drives the future at successful Bauma 2025 construction fair
CASE Construction Equipment showcased its latest technological advancements and machinery at the Bauma 2025 construction fair, where global dealers were present. Highlights included the IMPACT compact wheel loader, a fully remote-controlled loader without an operator’s cab, emphasizing enhanced operator safety and accessibility for those with physical impairments. Traditional machinery, such as the 421G compact wheel loader and the CX38D mini excavator, also drew significant attention, alongside special application machinery from Sampierana, particularly appealing to domestic German customers. The event featured new machine control solutions, the myCASEConstruction Customer Portal, and a parts e-commerce platform in the CASE Construction Equipment Tech Room, offering an interactive, technology-focused experience for visitors. Fabrizio Cepollina, Vice President CE EMEA Region & Global Alliances, highlighted the importance of Bauma 2025 for aligning with customer needs and trends. Read more >>
Maximum performance and productivity with the large milling machine W 250 XF
Wirtgen Group has unveiled the W 250 XF, a significant cold milling machine featuring a dual-engine system with a combined peak power output of 900 kW, enhanced by a 20% increase in engine power over its predecessor. The machine, showcased at Bauma, includes a MIL ASSIST-controlled drive system, allowing efficient power usage across three operational modes. With milling widths ranging from 2.2 m to 3.8 m, the W 250 XF is versatile for various large construction tasks. It is equipped with the LEVEL PRO ACTIVE levelling system, promoting automation and easy operation. The machine is designed to maximize productivity while reducing emissions and operating costs, with added safety and comfort provisions for the operator through a fully enclosed cabin. This model is available in markets such as the USA, Australia, Europe, Japan, and Taiwan. Read more >>
Bobcat E27 Compact Excavator Perfect for Family Farm
Jiří Hložek, a farmer from Vážany nad Litavou in the Czech Republic, has significantly benefited from using the Bobcat E27 compact excavator on his 190-hectare farm, primarily focused on crop production. Despite health challenges, he finds operating the excavator manageable and relaxing due to its user-friendly controls and mechanical simplicity. The E27, equipped with a reliable Kubota engine, is versatile, allowing Jiří to perform various tasks with attachments like ploughs and a hydraulic grabbing device. The challenges he faced with renting equipment led him to invest in this new machine, impressed by Bobcat's approach and support. Inspired by practices in Austrian and German farms, Jiří appreciates the excavator's efficiency, providing him the capability to manage the landscaping needs of his farm independently and enjoyably. Read more >>
Hitachi five-tonne battery-powered excavator on display at Bauma
Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe) NV (HCME) has introduced the ZX55U-6EB, a five-tonne battery-powered excavator, at the Bauma event. This model provides zero exhaust emissions, lower noise levels, and enhanced efficiency with reduced maintenance needs, making it ideal for urban construction, residential buildings, and waste material handling. It operates either with 39 kWh lithium-ion batteries or through a CEE 400VAC 3-phase power source, allowing continuous, emission-free work. The ZX55U-6EB features remote monitoring, reduced sound levels, and improved safety with a rear camera. Hitachi plans to expand its line-up of battery-powered machinery in Europe to further its sustainable solutions commitment. Read more >>
Source: LECTURA GmbH