Weekly overview 30.10. - 3.11. 2023

DigiMessenger: Top 10 Biggest Excavators Launched in 2023

Excavators are versatile machines, capable of many jobs ranging from digging and trenching to demolition. LECTURA Press brings you an overview of TOP 10 biggest excavators introduced to the public in 2023. The list is based on the operating weight. Are you missing any models? Let us know! Read more on page 30 >>

Continental Expands Its Agricultural Tire Range with New Sizes

Continental has announced the expansion of its agricultural tire portfolio, with new sizes for its TractorMaster and CompactMaster AG/EM product lines now available. The tire supplier is thus responding to the trend towards larger and more powerful agricultural machinery and the demand for bigger and more technologically advanced tires. Read more >>

CEMA presents its technology and proposals to empower farmers to achieve a more sustainable agriculture at its 2023 Summit

 Sustainability, food security and farmer profitability can be reached through innovative technologies, but specific legislation is needed. On 23rd and 24th October CEMA, the European Agricultural Machinery Industry Association held its Summit in Brussels. Read more >>

New Holland Construction Adds Small Articulated Loaders to its Portfolio Starting in 2024

New Holland Construction is diversifying its product portfolio and adding a new equipment category: small articulated loaders. This new line consists of five small articulated loader models: the ML12, ML12T, ML15, ML22X and ML23. Read more >>

Potain launches first crane in the new Evy self-erecting range: Evy 30-23 4 t, simply connected

Leading tower crane brand Potain is proud to announce a brand-new self-erecting crane, the Evy 30-23 4 t. This new model marks the debut of the Evy range, the latest generation of Potain self-erecting cranes, designed using the Voice of the Customer product development process and market demands for simplicity and increased height under hook, as well as complying with the updated European Safety Standard EN 14439 for tower cranes. Read more >>

Industrial deconstruction in the production halls of a die casting manufacturer

The SENNEBOGEN 825 E demolition excavator has often proven that it can be used flexibly. However, demolition in the production halls of a die casting manufacturer does not happen every day. It is dark and cramped. The work to be done far up under the roof of the approx. 1850 m² hall. Read more >>

Trends in drilling and sowing technology

Alongside plant protection and soil tillage, sowing is one of the most essential processes in the cereal growing production system. Sowing determines the initial situation for the crop density and its development. In addition to the choice of sowing quantity, the technical requirements of the sowing technology also play an important role. Read more >>

Konecranes delivers two Generation 6 mobile harbor cranes to port expansion project in Brazil

In August 2023, CMA TERMINALS Fortaleza received delivery of two Generation 6 ESP.8 Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes for their terminal in northeastern Brazil. The cranes will be used to build local container handling operations as part of the first stage of a port expansion project. Read more >>

Freeport-McMoRan uses Cat MineStar™ to convert fleet

Caterpillar and Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) announce that the two companies are collaborating to convert the mining company’s fleet of 33 Cat® 793 haul trucks at its Bagdad mine in Arizona to an autonomous haulage system (AHS) using Cat MineStar™ Command for hauling. Read more >>

TERRADISC with distribution system for AMICO F: Vitalize the soil in a single pass

For high output sowing during stubble cultivation or seedbed preparation, Pöttinger has now equipped not only its TERRIA stubble cultivators but also its trailed TERRADISC 8001 T / 10001 T disc harrows with a distribution system coupled to the AMICO F front hopper. Now, soil cultivation and sowing or fertilisation can be done at the same time. Read more >>

Global market launch – Rock Crusher WRC 240(i)

The WRC 240(i) breaks coarse rocks in-situ, as found in hand-packed pavement layers (e.g. Telford bases) or stony soils, and produces a homogeneous mix in a continuous process. The working width of 2,320 mm and a working depth of up to 510 mm enables an output of up to 600 tonnes per hour. Read more >>