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Kubota is expanding its line-up of articulated wheel loaders with the launch of a new telescopic loader, the RT105T-2 and two new electric loaders, the RT210-2e and RT220-2e.

Zero emissions, electrification, digitisation and innovation. This is the future of construction equipment being explained and demonstrated by Wacker Neuson and Kramer on their joint stand.

For bridge construction, PERI is exhibiting the continuously developed VARIOKIT VIL Incremental Launching Facility. The system is used for the cost-effective production of external, internal and slab formwork for bridges using the incremental launching method.

The new Liduro system from Liebherr is a mobile power package for onsite use.

Volvo Penta says that its purpose-built electric driveline will deliver a sustainable technology for industrial purposes. The firm’s Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is to reach net-zero value chain emissions by 2040, with the latest innovation for this plan being an innovative electric driveline.

Dynapac is now offering an electric asphalt paver with zero emissions aimed at use in urban applications. The firm’s eCity Paver SD1800W e is part of the Z.ERA programme and benefits from recent developments the new generation of electric batteries. The SD1800W e has a new electric drive that comes with an efficient 3-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM), providing 55kW to the hydraulic system for the screed and undercarriage.

Vögele is offering four new mini road pavers able to pave widths from 0.25-1.8m. There are four models offering a choice of tracks or wheels as well as the choice of diesel or electric power.

Keestrack e-drive equipment can run plugged-in to the grid or can be run by the on-board diesel/gen set or by any other generator. The crushers, screens and stackers can all be connected to each other, resulting in even bigger savings.

Hidromek says that its SUPRA series backhoe loaders overcome every site challenge imaginable. And it does so while keeping the operator in total comfort.

A step towards sophisticated autonomous ADT technology is now being offered by Bell Equipment. The machines can be operated remotely, using systems to ensure precise location and guidance, sensors that detect the presence of obstructions and sophisticated site control software that manage operation. The firm has ensured that its ADTs are ready for the installation of sophisticated machine control tools from a range of suppliers, while having already proven its pedestrian detection and collision avoidance packages.