Construction machinery

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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SIEBTECHNIK: Screening and setting machines

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Innovations in construction machinery for modern construction site use

The 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.

  • Electrically powered compaction machines
  • Solution-oriented hybrid and battery systems
  • Machine-integrated sensor technology for construction site monitoring
These developments are not only technically sophisticated, but also respond to stricter legal requirements and changing expectations on the part of construction companies. Today's modern construction machinery combines functionality with sustainability and makes everyday work on the construction site easier.

Flexible solutions thanks to battery-powered tools and modular 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.

  • Cross-platform battery systems for trade & construction
  • Powerful grinding, sawing, and drilling tools
  • Mobile solutions for locations without a power connection
In addition to flexibility, this development also offers economic advantages, as fewer batteries and chargers need to be purchased. The focus is increasingly on intelligent energy management systems and robust construction site convenience.

Specialized equipment and accessories for precision and safety

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.

  • Precise cutting systems for concrete, stone, and insulation materials
  • Air filter systems for low-dust construction sites
  • Ergonomically optimized special tools
This product category is also characterized by technical advances and growing specialization—with the aim of making work processes safer, faster, and more economical.