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Central Alliance claims that its latest technology for continuous surface wave (CSW) testing offers a detailed, economic method of ground stiffness profiling, without the requirement for intrusive works.

Lindsay says that its recently launched Absorb-M, a MASH-tested anchorless and water-filled crash cushion, is the shortest length in its class for TL-3.

Warm mix asphalt accounts for just 4% of asphalt production in the UK.

Ridgidrain allows pipe sections to be cut without affecting pipe integrity.

Kobelco claims that its new generation SK140SRLC 7 excavator offers high performance. This 14tonne excavator delivers efficiency and productivity, as well as operator comfort according to the firm.

The new Yogyakarta International Airport in Indonesia is seeing the benefit of a high-quality runway surface. The runway was built quickly and efficiently to a high standard, using the latest equipment. In all, 11 slipform pavers from Wirtgen played a key role in the airport’s construction.

When the finish surface layer is being applied, the manhole cover can be raised with the ClickLift frame extender.

A key feature of JCB’s latest all-electric mini excavator model is its fast charging capability.

Water treatment specialist, Siltbuster is launching an online, real-time water quality monitoring and reporting system. The new Clarity package has been designed in conjunction with Siltbuster’s water treatment systems.

When soil conditions fail to give adequate support for barrier posts, TSL Engineering has produced a solution - S.C.Re.W.S. (Save Crash REinforcing Weak Soil) system.

A company in the US is now using an Allu Transformer M 3-20 material processing attachment at its operation in Tennessee.

Minnich Manufacturing is introducing its new 50cc petrol-powered backpack concrete vibrator.

Ammann ARS 121 Soil Compactors have been used for a high-profile roadbuilding project in India.

Contractor Max Bögl and BOMAG have worked together on a major infrastructure project in Germany to carry out practical tests of the BW 174 Hybrid and BOMAP system.

A pilot project in Stuttgart suggests how the road construction site of the future may look in Germany. Coming requirements will mean more advanced road paving methods will be utilised.