JCB is a multinational British corporation that specializes in designing and producing a wide range of power equipment for the construction, landscaping, demolition, and agricultural markets. The company was established in 1945 and owns astounding and state of the art manufacturing plants in over 20 locations across Asia, Americas, and Europe. The company's products are then sold in over 150 countries worldwide. Furthermore, JCBconducts its business with six core principles: urgency, respect, integrity, persistence, passion, and accountability.
11 Jun,2020 - Presented by Flipscreen If you can scoop it, you can Flipscreen it… or so the saying goes. Well, it’s true. Dig into its utilisation, and you’ll see that a Flipscreen is widely used in multiple industries, from scrap in Brazil, to waste in India, landscaping in Canada to topsoil in Australia, and everything in between. ...
07 May,2020 - If you’re looking to add a new excavator to your fleet, and you’re not sure whether a wheeled or tracked excavator will meet your needs, this article is for you. Throughout this article, we break down the benefits and things to consider when purchasing either machine, and take a look at the differences in upfront ...
13 Apr,2021 - Presented by United Heavy Industries United Heavy Industries (UHI Machinery) is a relatively new player in the machinery and equipment market targeting small businesses, the hobbyist and those who struggle to find machinery fit for tight access jobs. When it comes to digging trenches, post hole boring, moving dirt and other smaller-scale jobs, it can ...
05 Mar,2020 - Buying a used excavator is a great way to get a quality machine without spending a huge amount of money. Excavators will generally have a long lifespan, with many machines often lastings 10+ with proper care and maintenance. But, as with buying almost anything that’s been pre-owned, there are a few things you will want ...
01 Mar,2017 - Elevated work platforms are the best way to get legally high on the job. The type of high you go for will depend on where you’re working and what you’re doing. Most aerial work platforms can be set up and operated by just one person. And many provide useful extra features, like electrical outlets, air ...
