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WABCO Forms Reman Solutions

WABCO Forms Reman Solutions

August 30, 2010

WABCO  Holdings Inc., a global technology leader and tier-one supplier to the commercial vehicle industry, today announced that it has established WABCO Reman Solutions. This operating unit will specialize in remanufacturing electronic and mechatronic components as well as traditional mechanical products for commercial vehicles and passenger cars. WABCO is targeting new revenues in the ...

[Compaction, Compaction Rollers]

SAKAI's SW880 high-frequency vibratory asphalt roller increases paving productivity

SAKAI America’s new SW880 high-frequency vibratory asphalt roller increases paving productivity by achieving density faster while leaving smooth finishes on all mixes, even...

[Light to Medium Trucks (to 26,000 GW), Trucking and Hauling]

Sprinter available under Mercedes-Benz and Freightliner brands

Introduced in North America in 2001, the Sprinter has developed a successful following with more than 130,000 vehicles sold in Canada and the U.S. Now Sprinter commercial vehicles...

[Aggregates Equipment, Excavators, Wheel Loaders, Dozers, Scrapers, Graders, Loaders / Toolcarriers]

Doosan’s new DL420 articulated wheel loader

Doosan’s new DL420, articulated wheel loader has a larger, more powerful diesel engine than the model DL400 which it replaces. With a bucket capacity of 5.2 cubic yards,...

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Technology on the road

April 27, 2010

In this issue, there are lots of examples of technology changing the world of equipment. Since we have a focus on trucks and trailers this issue, lets look at some of the new technologies in the 2011 Ford Super Duty.


An all-new, 4.2-inch LCD (liquid crystal display) productivity screen is key to accessing the technology. This screen offers menu options, giving important information related to fuel economy and towing performance. The menu is navigated through a five-way button...