World of Concrete

Equipment

The WL95: Wacker Neuson’s largest wheel loader yet

Wacker Neuson is entering a new wheel loader size class with the introduction of the WL95. The new 2-yard articulated wheel loader is the company’s...
Equipment

Xtreme introduces trio of new telehandlers

Xtreme Manufacturing debuted two new B-Class rough terrain telehandlers, as well as a compact telehandler at World of Concrete 2019. The new Xtreme XR742 has...
News

World of Concrete draws its largest crowd in a decade

World of Concrete 2019, the 44th edition of the trade show, drew more than 60,500 people to the Las Vegas Convention Center, making it...
Equipment

Wacker Neuson restyles ride-on roller

Wacker Neuson has updated its 1.2-ton tandem vibratory roller line with improved visibility, curb clearance and easier service access. The RD12 roller series was originally...
Equipment

Gomaco to debut Xtreme GT-3600 at World of Concrete

The new Gomaco Xtreme GT-3600 curb and gutter machine will make its debut at World of Concrete 2019. The GT-3600 was the first three-track machine...
News

Doosan Infracore to display excavator, tool carrier at World of Concrete

Doosan Infracore North America will display a variety of heavy equipment at the annual World of Concrete in Las Vegas, held Jan. 22 to...
News

World of Concrete on track for significant growth

World of Concrete organizers are predicting significant growth for the 2019 edition of the annual trade show. Informa Exhibitions reports its recently completed space draw...
Tech

JLG showcases SmartLoad technology

The JLG 1644 high capacity telehandler is the company’s first machine to feature SmartLoad Technology. The telehandler, which offers 7,206 kg of lift capacity, was introduced...
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