Michelin Earthmover says that its new OperTrak system offers a comprehensive, easy to use web-based tyre and rim management solution. This package can monitor tyre performance and optimise budgeting, forecasting and inventory, allowing users to gain maximum value from tyres. Key benefits of using the system include real time web-based data and information flow and the system provides a comprehensive fleet inspection tool. It also allows users to carry out customisable budgeting and forecasting while offerin
January 30, 2013
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720 Michelin Earthmover says that its new OperTrak system offers a comprehensive, easy to use web-based tyre and rim management solution. This package can monitor tyre performance and optimise budgeting, forecasting and inventory, allowing users to gain maximum value from tyres. Key benefits of using the system include real time web-based data and information flow and the system provides a comprehensive fleet inspection tool. It also allows users to carry out customisable budgeting and forecasting while offering multiple user input and retrieval capabilities. In addition it offers complete fleet data consolidation. The system is available to end users and key accounts through Michelin representatives and its dealers and provides easy to read reports. These can be exported in several formats and OperTrak can consolidate information from multiple company sites as well as configuring data through various organisational levels. The information can be viewed by region, zone, state, site or other criteria to meet user needs.
Established in 1965, Effer says its wide range of hydraulic folding cranes for trucks have a power/weight ratio among the best in the market and a lifting capacity from 2 txm to 300 txm.
Liebherr has developed the LTM1750-9.1, a nine-axle all-terrain crane with a maximum lift capacity of 750 tonnes. The 52m telescopic boom machine is carried by the machine and offers a 154m maximum lift height, with a maximum working radius of 112m. A luffing fly jib can be added in 3.5m increments to take maximum lift height to 91m. Weighing in at 108 tonnes in transport configuration, the LTM puts down 12 tonnes per axle. However if the machine’s boom supports are removed the crane can travel at 11 tonnes
Liebherr has developed the LTM1750-9.1, a nine-axle all-terrain crane with a maximum lift capacity of 750 tonnes. The 52m telescopic boom machine is carried by the machine and offers a 154m maximum lift height, with a maximum working radius of 112m. A luffing fly jib can be added in 3.5m increments to take maximum lift height to 91m. Weighing in at 108 tonnes in transport configuration, the LTM puts down 12 tonnes per axle. However if the machine’s boom supports are removed the crane can travel at 11 tonnes
Wirtgen’s novel inspection system offers a quick indication of wear rates on the cutting tools of the firm’s surface miners. Called the Wirtgen Pick Inspection (WPI) system, this tool comprises eight sensors that can make fast measurements and which are integrated into the cutting drum compartment of the surface miner. The sensors measure the degree of wear of the picks and the measuring process takes just one minute to complete, allowing it to carried out while changing trucks and reducing downtimes. The W
