Hexagon continues to develop its software portfolio with the acquisition of Listech, which will compliment its array of construction solutions and particularly those of its Leica Geosystems subsidiary. Listech offers software solutions that aid with data processing and help streamline workflows in land management, construction and engineering projects.
January 30, 2013
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7121 Hexagon continues to develop its software portfolio with the acquisition of Listech, which will compliment its array of construction solutions and particularly those of its 265 Leica Geosystems subsidiary. 7122 Listech offers software solutions that aid with data processing and help streamline workflows in land management, construction and engineering projects. The LISCAD portfolio offers a comprehensive set of modules that interface with all major surveying, engineering and CAD systems. The array gives on-site personnel access to sophisticated tools for use in real-time surveying and stakeout. This technology can help optimise measuring, mapping, and recording the physical environment, while reducing the risk of mistakes. The company claims it provides an important tool that ensures proven practices can be combined with high-tech capabilities in an array of applications from road construction to land surveying services.
REV has spent more than 45 years of experience designing and producing crushing and screening mobile units and complete plants for mining industry, aggregate processing, quarrying applications, recycling and recovery of in-pit material. The firm offers a wide range of custom-made products suitable for the most demanding jobs. At bauma 2013, REV will present its latest products which, the company says, combines its experience and tradition with innovation.
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
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
A 4x4 version of Mitsubishi’s Canter light truck premiered at INTERMAT on the stand of its sister company Mercedes Benz, which distributes the vehicles in Europe. The 6.5tonne GVW vehicle is fitted with a transfer box that diverts half of the torque to the front wheels at the touch of a button and can be engaged while still on the move.
