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OEM aims to have first hydrogen-powered construction equipment on the market in 2022
The new generation of fixed boom telehandlers provides upgrades across the machine
Manitou Group Attachments simplifies offering under one brand name
Adding jobs and expanding manufacturing capacity for Bobcat machinery
The €80 million investment in three France-based factories will focus on electric and hybrid equipment
MT compact units, the Vision and Vision Plus MRT rotating series and ultra lightweight models are announced
William Mosconi uses telehandler to help construct underwater section of railway tunnel
JCB said it will appeal the latest ruling of Paris court, although it also won damages of €150,000
Wacker Neuson has further expanded it range of light and compact products, including a new version of its battery powered concrete vibrator
UK rental company Ardent Hire Solutions expands fleet with 525 telescopic handlers in deal worth €30.5 million
In late 2020 IRN caught up with AUSA’s Sales and Marketing Director Juan Urkijo to talk about the company’s global release of new dumpers, forklifts and telescopic handlers, the impact of Covid-19 and the road ahead.
Designed to simplify previous provision, Manitou Group Parts will also reduce environmental impact
The new TH range offers seven models with 8 - 24m lifting heights, and 5 - 6 tonne capacities
JCB has expanded its E-Tech range of zero-emissions machines with the launch of its first-ever electric telehandler, the 505-20E
The new C201H is a 2000 kg payload model with compact dimensions for inner city use
The new president of Manitou Group’s Material Handling & Access talks about a new era of electric equipment
Manufacturer introduces a heavy telehandler to its range with impressive 4.3 tonne capacity
Compact technology with serious lifting power is the name of the game - a look at the latest telescopic handlers
JCB said a French court has granted it a preliminary injunction against Manitou. Manitou said it is appealing the ruling
Manufacturers are trying to push boundaries of how high machines can reach and how much they can lift