Fleet Maintenance: Page 21

Batteries
Volvo CE Invests $40.5M in EV Factories
Volvo Construction Equipment
In South Korea, an investment of $7.8 million is for a new battery pack production factory, and in Sweden $32.7 million has been used to advance electromobility for articulated haulers.
In South Korea, an investment of $7.8 million is for a new battery pack production facility, and in Sweden $32.7 million has been used to advance electromobility for articulated haulers.
Batteries
Volvo CE and Portable Electric Introduce PU130 Mobile Battery Storage System
Volvo Construction Equipment
The PU130 can charge electrified construction equipment at a 20 kW charge rate and simultaneously provide 40 kW of jobsite power to support tools, lighting, office trailers and more.
The PU130 can charge electrified construction equipment at a 20 kW charge rate and simultaneously provide 40 kW of jobsite power to support tools, lighting, office trailers and more.
Fleet Maintenance
Using 1 Fleet Platform in Construction
IntelliShift
The notion that fleets could ever achieve their safety and efficiency goals, let alone attain the satisfaction that comes with a genuine culture of safety, without embracing a next-gen solution, is baffling.
Every day on the construction site is a dance with data from various technologies to help solve those challenges, including telematics, dashcams, maintenance management, digital inspections, ELD, fuel cards—the list goes on.
Fleet Maintenance
World’s First Hydrogen Fuel Cell RTG Crane Operational
PACECO
The H2-ZE RTG Transtainer Crane runs 100% on fuel-cell hydrogen technology, representing an unprecedented first for terminal operations, offering the ability to achieve zero emissions on large container cranes without connecting to the electric grid.
The H2-ZE RTG Transtainer Crane, developed in collaboration with MITSUI E&S and with funding from the Japanese New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), began operations at Yusen Terminals Inc. (YTI) on May 15, 2024.
Worksite Equipment
DEWALT Unveils TOUGHSERIES Construction Jack
DEWALT
The TOUGHSERIES Construction Jack features a lift capacity of up to 340 lbs. and a lift height of 8-3/4 in.
The TOUGHSERIES Construction Jack features a lift capacity of up to 340 lbs. and a lift height of 8-3/4 in.
Power
Volvo CE Unveils Mobile Charging Solutions for Construction EVs
Volvo Group
The new products are the PU750 (capable of supporting three to four mid-size machines) and the PU130 (towable charging solution).
The new products are the PU750 (capable of supporting three to four mid-size machines) and the PU130 (towable charging solution).
Batteries
Volvo CE PU750 Mobile Charging System
Volvo Construction Equipment
The first-generation PU750 has enough energy to support three to four mid-size machines.
The first-generation PU750 has enough energy to support three to four mid-size machines.
Trucks
Ford Pro EV Charging Solutions for Fleets
Ford Pro
The solutions help simplify the path to electrification for commercial operators across various powertrains.
The solutions help simplify the path to electrification for commercial operators across various powertrains.
Construction Technology
Evolution of Heavy Equipment Tire Innovations
Bridgestone Americas
Having tires that can adjust to new conditions without diminishing the quality of performance is crucial to overcoming obstacles and staying on schedule.
To ensure nothing gets stuck within the deep tread, engineers utilize stone rejector platforms for the gaps to prohibit materials from being lodged within the tread.
Sustainability
Optimizing & Designing Engines for the Future
John Deere Power Systems
As construction navigates the adoption of new technologies and changes in regulations, manufacturers are optimizing diesel engine architecture to support future technology innovations.
No aftertreatment means end users have one less fluid to manage.
Construction Technology
Sensors, Connectivity and AI: The Building Blocks to a Safer, More Productive Worksite
TE Connectivity
As we look to the future, we can expect to see AI-powered robots and automated machinery performing repetitive tasks on the jobsite, such as digging trenches, moving earth, or building brick walls with great precision.
Construction vehicles use sensors, including humidity, temperature, pressure, rain, fluid, and oil quality detection, to monitor external operating conditions and internal system performance.
Construction Technology
Maximize Telematics Data With Equipment Maintenance Programs
B2W Software Inc.
Powerful maintenance management software complements telematics by providing a centralized place to collect data from multiple sources and put it to work.
The obvious advantage of the maintenance application is that, regardless of where meter and location readings came from, they are all in one central place where they can be reconciled.
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