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Liebherr has launched six new unplugged machines for piling and lifting applications. The piling rigs are called the LRH 100.1 and LRH 200, the drilling rigs the LB 25 and LB 30, and the crawler cranes the LR 1130.1 and LR 1160.1. The new models follow on from the firm’s original LB 16 electric drilling rig, expanding the range considerably.

Growing demand for small multipurpose articulated loaders has inspired French off-highway equipment major Mecalac to introduce a new six-strong range of compact loaders.

Liebherr has launched six new unplugged machines for piling and lifting applications. The piling rigs are called the LRH 100.1 and LRH 200, the drilling rigs the LB 25 and LB 30, and the crawler cranes the LR 1130.1 and LR 1160.1. The new models follow on from the firm’s original LB 16 electric drilling rig, expanding the range considerably.

Soilmec is offering improved performance for its latest SR piling rigs. These new Blue Tech models offer increased productivity and versatility, reducing operating costs and emissions as well as ergonomics and safety onsite.

Manitou Group is adding to its compact range with the launch of the MT 625e, its first 100% electric compact telehandler.

Compaction equipment makers Mikasa, Swepac and Enarco are the latest manufacturers to use Wacker Neuson’s vendor-agnostic Battery One in their products.

Wirtgen says that its latest WR recyclers/stabilisers are more efficient due to the development of the new Resource Efficiency System (RES). This increases the degree of automation in the overall process, boosting efficiency.

SBM Mineral Processing (SBM) has developed the REMAX 600 track-mobile impact crusher as a ‘technological platform’ for an AI (artificial intelligence)-based, fully automatic production monitoring and control system.

Mecalac is showing its new range of medium-sized products consisting of the 11-tonne e12 excavator, the 1000-litre es1000 swing loader, the six-tonne ed6 dumper and M-Power, its on-site high power battery charging solution.

Hyundai Construction Equipment (HCE) is showcasing its new concept, hydrogen-powered wheeled excavator.