Plant & Civil Engineer

Plant & Civil Engineer

Plant & Civil Engineer has been the leading publication for the plant, construction, quarrying, agricultural, and civil engineering sectors in Ireland for nearly 20 years.

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  • 1 week ago | plantandcivilengineer.com | David Stokes

    Caterpillar showcased the new Cat® 775 off-highway truck at bauma Munich 2025, spotlighting the company’s ongoing leadership in technology and autonomous capabilities. The machine is the first next generation design of off-highway trucks for the company. Distinguishing it from the previous 775 models, this 65-tonne (71-ton) payload hauler is engineered to enable fully autonomous capabilities in the future.

  • 1 week ago | plantandcivilengineer.com | David Stokes

    Komatsu presented three new electric mini excavators at bauma 2025. The new models, the PC20E, PC26E, and PC33E complete with new cab specification, are especially focused on the European market, and offer customers a sustainable and powerful solution for a variety of excavation tasks. “Komatsu is committed to developing innovative and sustainable technologies that meet the evolving needs of our customers,” says Emanuele Viel, Group Manager for the Utility line at Komatsu Europe.

  • 1 week ago | plantandcivilengineer.com | David Stokes

    Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, and LiuGong, a global leader in construction equipment manufacturing, used bauma 2025 to announce their collaboration to offer a new kit that will streamline the installation of Leica Geosystems’ MC1 3D system on a range of LiuGong excavators. The partnership will ensure that LiuGong machines are pre-equipped with the necessary hardware for easy future integration with Leica Geosystems’ advanced MC1 3D control systems.

  • 1 week ago | plantandcivilengineer.com | David Stokes

    CASE Construction Equipment presented Impact at Bauma 2025, a new  machine concept that represents a significant step forward in construction technology for the future. Impact stands out for its advanced technology: an electric compact wheel loader (CASE eCWL 12EV) with an innovative design, that eliminates the traditional cabin. Instead of being operated from the inside, the machine is remotely operatedfrom a dedicated control lounge.

  • 1 week ago | plantandcivilengineer.com | David Stokes

    Trimble announced the availability of its Trimble Siteworks Machine Guidance Module for tilt bucket attachments. By integrating the full range of motion of the tilt bucket’s cutting edge into the Siteworks machine guidance and layout software, field operators can now achieve precise grading and levelling, efficient ditch cleaning and shaping, accurate backfilling and complex slope work.

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