bauma 2022

Vögele is offering two improved asphalt pavers aimed at the highway class. The new SUPER 1900-5(i) and SUPER 2100-5(i) Highway Class pavers are the first models in the firm’s new Dash 5 generation and are equipped with the latest-generation AB 500 and AB 600 Extending Screeds. The firm says that these new pavers benefit from the latest technology so as to meet the increasing need for digitalisation in construction.

Trimble says that its latest technology allows soil compactors and bulldozers to operate efficiently and productively, while delivering high quality working.

Topcon Positioning Group is aiming to demonstrate how its systems can connect vehicles and devices from several different manufacturers as they work on a project.

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Pilosio’s Flydeck system simplifies, speeds up and makes the assembly of suspended scaffolding and structures safer. It is a perfectly horizontal surface or such to wrap around the architectural shape of the structure to work comfortably on any construction site where suspended scaffolding is needed.

CIFA is now offering a high-performance, truck-mounted concrete pump with a 50m reach. The new Steeltech K50L shares features with the recently introduced K56L and benefits from improved performance and features. As with other units in CIFA’s Steeltech range the machine is said to offer smart solutions, ease of use, robustness and at the same time, lightness.

The new REVOC technology from Benninghoven is said to lower emissions from asphalt production. According to the firm, the innovative REVOC system allows plant owners to use higher recycling ratios while complying with emissions limits. The patented technology supplements existing hot and cold recycling systems in asphalt mixing plants, reducing the total carbon emissions (Ctot) with up to 50% recycling material added. Specified limits are not exceeded. In Germany, for example, the levels remain below the limit required by the TA-Luft regulation.

Bauer Maschinen Group is making sustainability “a huge focus this year” as it unveils new electric and hybrid piling rigs.

A key innovation from MTG is its sophisticated new ground engaging tool (GET) detection system. This uses sensors mounted on the carrier machine that can detect when a bucket tooth becomes detached from the bucket. The GET Detection system can alert the operator within three seconds should a ground engaging tool become detached.

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