Jobsite Equipment: Page 2

Electric Tools & Accessories
Milwaukee Tool Introduces Cordless M18 Jobsite Lunch Warmer
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
The M18 Jobsite Lunch Warmer is a cordless solution that heats meals on the jobsite and integrates with the PACKOUT storage system.
Red and black portable power station stacked on storage cases in construction framing
Concrete Hand Tools
How Battery-Powered Equipment Is Reshaping Concrete Work
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
Battery technology is transforming concrete construction by reducing setup time, improving mobility, and delivering the performance contractors need for demanding applications. See how today's cordless solutions are changing the jobsite.
Milwaukee brand logo with red italic text and lightning bolt symbol
Construction
Consider Labor Efficiency, Not Just Utilization Rate
Avant Tecno USA Inc.
How rental businesses can help customers work through the labor shortage.
Red agricultural equipment with large tires parked on sandy ground
Electric Tools & Accessories
Makita Introduces 40V Max XGT 3-Speed Driver-Drill
Makita USA, Inc.
The new cordless driver-drill delivers up to 1,590 in.-lbs. of max torque and features a three-speed transmission, electronic clutch and reinforced gear housing.
Construction worker using Makita cordless drill on wooden door frame with sawdust flying
Concrete Accessories
GRABO Adds Tile Installation and Drilling Accessories
GRABO
New accessories for GRABO electric vacuum lifters are designed to support tile installation and improve drilling stability on construction jobsites.
Construction worker in safety gear installing electrical outlet in concrete wall
Compressors
One Compressor, More Jobs: How Electric Portables Improve Fleet Utilization
This webinar examines how portable electric technology can reduce the operating and maintenance burdens associated with diesel-powered units while giving fleets greater flexibility.
Construction workers in safety gear inspecting a building site with steel scaffolding and concrete structure under development
Hand Tools
Milwaukee Tool Expands Hickory Handle Hammer Lineup
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
The hammers feature hickory handles, magnetic nail starters and designs intended to improve comfort and driving performance.
Milwaukee claw hammer with wooden handle being used on roof shingles during construction work
Communications Equipment
RETEVIS Industrial Two Way Radios Built for Tough Jobsites
RETEVIS
RETEVIS introduces a three-tier industrial reliability standard and highlights RB48 testing under MIL-STD-810H:2019 for construction teams.
RB48 and RB648 rugged devices passed MIL-STD-810H military testing including low pressure, high temperature, salt fog, dust, vibration, and shock resistance certifications.
Oils, Lubricants & Greases
Renewable Lubricants Introduces Bio-Based Hydraulic Fluid for Bottle Jacks
Renewable Lubricants, Inc.
Bio-Bottle Jack Hydraulic Fluid is an ISO 32 biodegradable hydraulic oil designed for lifting systems, forklifts and other hydraulic equipment.
Black industrial jug of Bio-Bottle Jack Oil ISO 32 with teal and yellow label in warehouse setting
Land Clearing
The Hidden Costs of Poor Site Prep
5K Land Management LLC
How site prep and early decisions impact slab performance.
Aerial view of construction site with yellow bulldozer grading dirt and creating geometric patterns on cleared land adjacent to green grass
Telescopic Handlers
Genie Expands Telehandler Line with New Pick-and-Carry Model
Genie Lift
The GTH-1544 telehandler features a 15,000-pound lift capacity, 44-foot lift height and pick-and-carry capabilities.
Blue Genie telehandler with extended boom on construction site next to unfinished concrete building
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
Closing Construction’s Visibility Gap with AI, Connected Workflows
Intuit QuickBooks
Construction firms are turning to integrated platforms and AI-powered tools to improve financial visibility, streamline operations and protect project margins.
Construction worker in safety vest using tablet with digital checklist interface overlay
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