Construction machinery such as excavators, cranes, and wheel loaders are a familiar sight on modern construction sites and enable efficient processes in building construction and civil engineering.
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TENSTAR Simulation: Learn to drive an excavator + dump truck
Driving an excavator or a tipper is not child's play. If you lack experience, you can cause a lot of damage on the construction site. To prevent this from happening, it is better t... Learning to operate excavators and dump trucksSIEBTECHNIK: Screening and setting machines
Special machine and plant construction for a wide range of requirements is the core competence of SIEBTECHNIK. At bauma 2016, Messe.TV has technical managing director Jürg Pollmann... Screening machines and setting machinesThe construction machinery industry is undergoing profound change. In addition to classic mechanics, the focus is shifting to emission-free drive concepts, intelligent controls, and digital interfaces. Manufacturers such as Wacker Neuson and Weber MT are developing solutions that improve both efficiency and environmental compatibility—for example, through electric compaction equipment or optimized hydraulic systems.
Many manufacturers now rely on modular platforms and cross-manufacturer battery systems. Bosch, for example, has created AMPShare, a common base that can be used across different tools. Brands such as Makita, Metabo, and HiKOKI are also demonstrating how powerful modern cordless tools have become—whether for wood, metal, or special construction site applications.
In addition to large machines, specialized construction equipment and accessories are also gaining in importance. Whether cutting equipment for insulation materials, diamond tools for cable laying, or air purification solutions for dust-free workplaces—the range is wide. Companies such as Dustcontrol and Cedima demonstrate how occupational safety and technical efficiency can go hand in hand.