An attachment from Finnish firm ALLU is proving itself in Brazilian extraction operations
Máquina Solo is the ALLU distributor for its Transformer and Processor ranges of equipment throughout Brazil.
As the Transformer is essentially designed to fit an excavator or loading shovel, this has made the equipment ideal for large scale surface extraction operations, where transportability and productivity are essential requirements of material handling equipment.
The first Case CX245D SR minimum-swing radius excavator was delivered to contractor Terrassement Berger and is at work on a jobsite in Flémalle, Belgium.
Terrassement Berger, based near Liège, Belgium, purchased the minimum-swing radius CX245D SR excavator even before it was launched. The contractor specialises in earthmoving work in urban and extra-urban jobsites. They wanted a machine that would enable them to expand the type of jobs they took on.
The CX245D SR minimum-swing radius excavator is designed
Sennebogen says that its new 670 HD crane offers a maximum 70tonne lift capacity as well as ease of transport and versatility. The heavy duty crane features a lattice boom and is part of the firm’s E-series, having been designed for use in demanding applications and with a wide variety of equipment. Customers have a choice of three engine variants, a 298kW Tier 3/Stage IIIa version and either 261kW or 321kW diesels that meet Tier 4 Final/Stage IV requirements.
According to Sennebogen, the machine can be us
Among the new developments in materials testing highlighted this month is a brand new idea from one manufacturer: in-depth training to help upskill technicians in developing countries - Kristina Smith reports
CONTROLS has added another dimension to its business with the launch of a specialist training service: CONTROLS Academy Centre. In what the construction testing equipment manufacturer believes is a first for the industry, CONTROLS will be providing in-depth theoretical and practical training to thos
