Equipment News from Access International
Kevin O’Shea, director of safety and training, AGF Access Group, discusses how equipment inspections are a crucial process
Exhibition in Shanghai saw plenty of new electric machines, 5G technology, and new aerial platforms
Drive systems for electric-driven mobile elevating work platforms introduced at Bauma China
This National Crane NBT45 boom truck is mounted on a Peterbilt 367 carrier and offers 41 tonne capacity with 39 metres of main boom
Before Covid-19 the access industry was in a state of major change. Leading experts assess the next five years
Off-Highway Briefing panel to include former President at CNH Industrial and Bloomberg economist
Off-Highway Research highlights ‘significant changes’ for UK construction industry
The impact of Covid-19 will see most equipment markets fall by 15-35% and the global picture would much worse were it not for China
United Rentals has shared nine protocols for safe operations during Covid-19
Revised forecast from Off-Highway Research predicts strong growth for 2020
In partnership with Ottobock, EXO-01 is slated for release globally later this year
Telematics are the eyes and ears of onsite access equipment and its importance can only grow
Revised forecasts from Off-Highway Research point to a sharp dip due to Covid-19
The latest podcast from ALH features exclusive clips from Craig Paylor and Ebbe Christensen
KHL’s ConExpo Product Showcase highlights videos of products and service launched in Las Vegas
The All Family of Companies in the USA has unveiled its Shared Equipment Program, described as a new approach to equipment rentalÂ
The companies are producing ventilator parts and PPE, as well as assembling and testing ventilator units
Group partially resumes production in France and Italy, while the India plant remains closed
Major equipment manufacturers have ceased production while thousands of jobsites are shut down
Alba-Macrel presented newly-certified hoists for North America at ConExpo, where it was exhibiting for the first time