The demolition industry relies on various types of heavy construction equipment to carry out tasks such as knocking down, removing and replacing materials[1]. The equipment used in demolition projects depends on several factors such as the scale of the project, the location, the access, and the specific requirements. Some common heavy construction equipment used in… Read More +
The construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation, embracing electric equipment as viable alternatives to traditional diesel-powered counterparts. The increasing popularity of electric heavy machinery is attributed to several advantages, including lower or zero emissions, reduced operating costs, and quieter operations. However, as construction companies contemplate integrating electric machines into their fleets, understanding the operational… Read More +
In the realm of construction, adaptability stands as the cornerstone of success. The seamless transition between projects of diverse sizes and complexities distinguishes the most efficient contractors, and at the heart of this versatility lies the midsize excavator. Within the 15- to 35-ton range, boasting around 120 to 170 horsepower, midsize excavators strike a harmonious… Read More +
