Chinese manufacturer Sany has delivered its first 80-tonne SY750H excavator to the UK, purchased by Heritage Quarry Group. This machine, equipped with a 4.2 cubic metre bulk bucket, offers a maximum bucket breakout force of 410kN, a reach of 12.10 metres, and a dig depth of 7.5 metres. Heritage Quarry Group, already operating 40-tonne and 50-tonne Sany models, cites exceptional performance and reliability as key reasons for expanding their fleet with this heavy-duty excavator.

Bell Equipment is advancing safety and productivity in the construction industry with its Fleetm@tic telematics system integrated into articulated dump trucks and motor graders. This agnostic platform enhances control technology and supports autonomy, allowing for seamless operation across different equipment types. By focusing on these innovations, Bell Equipment aims to optimise fleet management and operational efficiency, addressing the industry's demand for smarter and safer construction solutions.

VEGA's advanced limestone and cement management technologies offer non-contact, maintenance-free level monitoring, crucial for infrastructure projects involving materials like crushed limestone and cement. These systems enhance efficiency from quarrying to stockpiling by ensuring consistent material levels without the need for frequent maintenance. By providing reliable monitoring solutions, VEGA supports the seamless execution of road and infrastructure projects, addressing the challenges of material management in construction.

Simex is set to release the ART 1000 Gen II, an advanced attachment designed for zero waste asphalt repair, enhancing sustainable road maintenance. This second-generation technology enables in-situ regeneration, allowing for efficient, multi-tasking operations without the need for additional machinery. The ART 1000 Gen II is expected to significantly improve the efficiency and environmental impact of road repair projects, offering a streamlined solution for infrastructure professionals focused on sustainability.

JCB's Fastrac 6300 has been awarded the 'Sustainable Tractor of the Year' at Agritechnica, the world's largest agricultural machinery show. This high-power tractor is recognised for its industry-leading features and performance, combining advanced technology with sustainable practices. The award highlights JCB's commitment to innovation in agricultural machinery, as the Fastrac 6300 sets a new standard in balancing power and environmental responsibility.