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How Thoughtful Engineering Translates to Real-World Performance

Iowa Mold Tooling Co. Inc.

On any job site, uptime is everything. But what makes equipment truly reliable? Explore how Iowa Mold Tooling Co.'s engineering principles — from boom geometry to integrated controls — translate into exceptional performance and productivity.

White utility service truck with crane at construction site with scaffolding

Sponsored Content

Proven Bias Tire Performance for the Toughest Job Sites

Titan International, Inc.

Titan bias tires deliver proven performance. Made in Bryan, OH since 1957, they keep earthmoving, mining and construction equipment moving.

Proven Bias Tire Performance for the Toughest Job Sites

New Auction Tool Cuts Crane Rental Costs and Speeds Up Bidding

MYCRANE’s new auction feature offers real-time bidding from verified suppliers, helping customers save up to 20% on crane rentals and reduce procurement time by 60%.

Web dashboard showing auction statistics, savings, and earnings

Lifting Equipment

MEC Introduces New Telescopic Boom with Multi-Directional Jib for Complex Jobsites

MEC Aerial Work Platforms

Introducing the MEC 66-RJ telescopic boom lift, featuring a 6-ft multi-directional jib, 72-ft working height, and advanced steering for precise positioning on complex jobsites.

Mec Boom Lift 2

How Battery Storage Is Transforming Temporary Power on Jobsites Worldwide

From residential builds to remote infrastructure projects, the POWRBANK MAX battery system is changing how industries manage temporary power.

Powr2 Powrbank Max

Nominations Closed: Contractors’ Top 50 New Products 2025

Do you have a favorite new product? Be sure to nominate your top picks for Equipment Today's annual product award by May 23, 2025, to make sure your submission is counted among this year's class of the commercial construction industry's best new products and enhancements.

AEM Hosts Celebration of Construction on the National Mall

Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)

Taking place in Washington, D.C., May 14-16, 2025, the event unites policymakers and OEMs, including Bobcat Company, Liebherr and other major manufacturers, for a show of advocacy and innovation, exhibiting new emissions technology, alternative power sources, worker safety enhancements and more.

Open to the general public, the AEM event gathers policymakers, equipment manufacturers and other industry professionals to host discussions on critical regulations with industry stakeholders and agency officials.

Lifting Equipment

17 Lift Equipment Options to Elevate Productivity

Falling short on the jobsite? With this product roundup from Equipment Today, learn how you can raise the bar with some of industry's latest releases in mobile elevated work platforms, boom and scissor lifts, telehandlers, cranes and more.

With a working height of 71 feet 6 inches and a basket capacity of 1000 lbs. through 80% of the working envelope and 660 lbs. through 100%, JCB's T65D Telescopic Boom Lift provides operators with the reach and stability needed for construction, maintenance and industrial tasks.

DICA Introduces EcoMax Crane Pads

Designed to serve as a cost-effective and performance-driven alternative to timber mats and solid steel pads, EcoMax leverages an innovative hybrid design that addresses the needs of crane operators working in diverse environments.

Industrial orange and black technical module with modular design

Tadano Announces Boom Lift Series for U.S., Canada

Tadano America Corp.

The MEWP lineup will include wheeled and crawler chassis configurations, designed to deliver maximum performance in diverse work environments.

Designed and manufactured in Japan, Tadano’s MEWPs for the U.S. and Canada will be available in the second half of 2025.

Tadano Brings New Line of MEWP Series

Tadano America Corp.

Built on the legacy of its cranes, Tadano has launched a mobile elevating work platform series of articulated and telescopic crawlers and wheeled telescopic models to the U.S. and Canadian markets.

The AS-63HD telescopic lift with wheeled chassis.

MEC Launches 135-RJ Diesel Telescopic Boom Lift

MEC Aerial Work Platforms

The 135-RJ Diesel Telescopic Boom is MEC's tallest lift yet. Featuring a multi-directional, high-capacity jib with 135° vertical and 120° horizontal rotation

A feature of the 135-RJ is the Set-In-Place Axle Extension. MEC’s technology enables axle deployment without requiring machine movement or jacks, allowing set-up to occur in a smaller space, while minimizing tire wear or damage to the ground surface.

Find Performance & Agility with the 135-RJ Diesel Telescopic Boom

MEC Aerial Work Platforms

MEC's tallest lift yet, the 135-RJ Diesel Telescopic Boom lift was engineered for reach, mobility, and efficiency on demanding worksites, providing a multi-directional, high-capacity jib with 135° vertical and 120° horizontal rotation.

Mec 135 Rj Extended

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