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IRock Crushers has chosen Maxim Equipment to sell and service its products in California, Oregon and Washington. 

Deutz, the German diesel engine maker for the off-highway machine industry, has officially brought a new assembly line on stream at its Cologne site.

Euro Auctions says its latest sale in Leeds, UK indicates that the demand for good quality used equipment has been building following the advent of COVID-19.

Mecalac Construction Equipment UK has started a new promotion for telematics-based fleet management across its portfolio of MCR, MWR, MTX and 15MC excavators.

Northern Irish construction products and quarrying company Quinn Industrial Holdings has unveiled Mannok as the new brand identity for the organisation.

Activity in the UK construction sector picked up speed in September, helped by a post-lockdown bounce in the housing market, according to new PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) data from IHS Markit and CIPS (the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply).

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reached a settlement with quarry operator Northern Alaska Contractors for violations of Alaska's Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Multi-Sector General Permit requirements.

The team behind Northern Ireland’s only 100% green energy supplier for business, 3T Power, has announced a partnership with Smiley Monroe, the global market manufacturer of endless conveyor belts and cut rubber parts for the materials processing equipment manufacturing sector. This partnership with Lisburn-based Smiley Monroe has resulted in the ‘greening’ of the organisation’s Northern Ireland electricity supply.

Bonfiglioli CEO Fausto Carboni described how the company's trading outlook has improved after a tough period due to the COVID-19 pandemic during a recent digital press event to launch two major new product lines.

The UK construction industry is rallying from the aftermath of the lockdown as builders report steady workflow and recovering revenues, according to a survey of 2,000 building companies by construction hire and skip specialist Skrap.

Thirty-three technology projects from 13 countries have been recognised in this year's CEMEX-Tec Award competition.