In the latest issue of SEM we examine innovations in the plant world, report some uncomfortable truths from the IPAF Summit and examine the case for more computerisation in the plant industry. There's all the normal news and lots more too.
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Ovenden Earthmoving has taken delivery of a bespoke version of Volvo top-weight ... Read more >
Balfour Beatty has revised its guidance for the safe use of quick hitchs. The ne... Read more >
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The first pupils have started lessons at the new £22m JCB Academy in Rocester. T... Read more >
Caterpillar has revealed its first Stage IIIB machine: a 36t operating weight 33... Read more >
Bobcat has improved and extended its range of mixing buckets for its compact loa... Read more >