Construction Equipment

Hiab has entered into a strategic dealer agreement with MGX Equipment Services LLC (MGX), broadening the reach of its HIAB loader cranes across the United States. The move extends Hiab’s distribution and service footprint into 13 states, reinforcing its...

JCB Powertrain is set to unveil its latest drivetrain innovation at Conexpo in Las Vegas, where it will introduce the JCB DualTech VT transmission to third-party OEM customers for the first time. The technology is designed to improve productivity...

Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has completed the Volvo Construction Equipment acquisition of Swecon from Lantmännen, following regulatory approval from the European Commission. The transaction closed on 31 January after all required reviews were concluded last month. The deal was...

The rapid movement toward the electrification of building systems is fundamentally changing the landscape of mechanical engineering in the corporate sector. By replacing traditional combustion-based utilities with high-efficiency heat exchange technology, developers are able to meet aggressive sustainability targets while enhancing operational reliability. This shift reflects a strategic commitment to long-term energy security and the modernization of urban infrastructure through the deployment of innovative climate control solutions.

Global construction is undergoing a paradigm shift as developers increasingly prioritize climate adapted construction materials to address the unique environmental challenges of diverse geographic regions.

Validating the resilience of a building's envelope through rigorous durability testing methods ensures that exterior components can withstand decades of environmental stress without compromising structural integrity.

Shifting construction activities from chaotic building sites to controlled factory environments significantly mitigates safety hazards and enhances project predictability through advanced prefabrication techniques.