zero emission meets “low-carbon”: Wacker Neuson at Intermat 2024

• Wacker Neuson to highlight its zero emission construction machinery at Intermat 2024, with a focus on electrification, digitalization, and innovation.

• The company's zero emission portfolio, including around 30 machines like battery-powered rammers and excavators, will be showcased at the event.

• Wacker Neuson introduces the TH412e, the first fully electric telehandler, designed for work in confined spaces with optional battery capacities of 18 kWh or 28 kWh.

• Managing Director François Escourrou emphasizes the trade fair as a platform to demonstrate the quality and efficiency of Wacker Neuson's equipment.

• Wacker Neuson's commitment to a full ecosystem approach includes charging infrastructure, services, financial solutions, and life cycle analysis of batteries.

• The new generation of battery-powered rammers, proven since 2013, will be presented, highlighting the company's long-term experience in zero emission technology.

• The EW100 wheeled excavator, a ten-ton machine with advanced features like intelligent Attachment Management and Human-Machine-Interface, represents a new era in wheeled excavators.

• New: The zero emission telehandler TH412e

• Battery-powered rammers of the new generation

• Wheeled excavator EW100 sets new benchmark in terms of digitalization of the construction site

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The Intermat, to be held in April 2024, will have the motto “low-carbon” - a unique opportunity for Wacker Neuson to showcase its comprehensive zero emission portfolio, which already includes around 30 construction machines and equipment - from battery-powered rammers to a battery-powered excavator. “This trade fair is an excellent showcase to present our latest innovations and show visitors the quality, efficiency and ergonomics of our equipment,” says François Escourrou, Managing Director of Wacker Neuson in France. The presence of Wacker Neuson at this year´s trade fair in Paris will focus on personal exchange and intensive discussions with visitors on the key topics of electrification, digitalization and innovation. On approximately 500 square meters, Wacker Neuson will not only present the zero emission portfolio, but also many other products and solutions that make everyday life on the construction site easier.

The emission-free construction site

As a pioneer in the field of battery-powered construction equipment, Wacker Neuson has been continuously expanding its portfolio since 2013. And, in addition to developing new products, it is also working on managing the entire ecosystem for its customers: from the charging infrastructure to services, financial solutions and various usage models to life cycle analysis of batteries.

The latest members of the zero emission family of Wacker Neuson include the first purely electrically powered telehandler TH412e, which, thanks to its compact dimensions of less than two meters by two meters, enables work in confined spaces without local exhaust emissions, for example during application in underground garages or warehouses. Two maintenance-free lithium-ion batteries are available for the TH412e: The 18 kWh is standard, the 28 kWh is optional. The machine is charged quickly and easily via an on-board battery charger - which can be optionally extended with a second battery charger.

With solutions from the zero emission series, entire construction sites, for example inner-city areas, can now be carried out without direct exhaust emissions. At the Intermat Wacker Neuson will present innovations from the zero emission portfolio and will show that switching to e-machines – the #switchtogreen – can be attractive and easy for customers. The new generation of battery-powered rammers, which have been tried and tested since 2013, will also be on display at the trade fair booth.

EW100: a new era of wheeled excavators

Also on display at the trade fair booth: the Wacker Neuson wheeled excavator EW100. The ten tons wheeled excavator is unique in its class and sets new benchmarks. An intelligent Attachment Management with tool recognition, a well thought-out Human-Machine-Interface and the preparation for diverse assistance systems and interfaces are just a few examples. Operator friendliness and efficiency were in focus during development: Thus, work can also be completed using the powerful drive hydraulics and high basic work performance of the EW100, for which a 14-ton-excavator would have to be used otherwise.