bauma 2022

Sennebogen is introducing electric machines for the crane and material handling sector.

Mecalac is showing its new range of medium-sized electrically driven site equipment.

Manitowoc is debuting two Potain tower cranes, a luffing jib crane and a topless model. The company describes them as delivering trademark features such as rapid and easy transport, fast assembly, plus fast and precise hoists.

During bauma 2019 the Daily News team has brought you the latest product news, views and some of the more lighthearted moments from the world’s biggest construction show. Here we look at some of the highlights...

Hitachi Europe is launching special application machines focusing on demolition and developed with KTEG of Germany, the 390TC tool carrier and the 400MC MultiCarrier. The first is specially reinforced and adapted to carry large attachments of up to 5 tonnes, while the 400MC comes with up to four front attachments.

Epiroc is adding new models to its V Cutter range, after it launched the V-shaped drum cutter for trenching and quarrying recently. The company describes the V Cutter as a new way to work with rock, concrete wall and surface profiling, trenching, soft rock excavation, frozen soil excavation, and demolition.

Bell Equipment says that its improved B45E articulated truck offers a performance gain over the model being replaced

Ammann is now offering an electric drive version of its 2.6tonne class twin drum roller, the ARX26e. This features the same compaction forces and drum dimensions as the standard ARX26 model, as well as the same control systems and operator station.

Among the advancing technologies at bauma 2019 has been the increasing electrification of machines. In this special report we look at what the future holds...