E GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH!


hydraulic breaker range for backhoe loaders and compact excavators. And that’s before you start talking about financing solutions, rental, Approved Used Equipment, Genuine Volvo Parts, Customer Support Agreements and fleet management solutions. . .the list goes on. . .


City slickers The ‘Volvo City’ concept embraces the entire product and service portfolio in one arena. From extracting raw materials, creating roads, installing utilities and infrastructure and helping build a city’s built environment, Volvo has the haulers, excavators, wheel loaders, pipelayers, utility machines and road equipment needed to create a modern metropolis.


The Volvo indoor and outdoor exhibition spaces at Bauma will arrange machines by customer use and application, demonstrating how Volvo products are designed to work together as a total solutions provider. These ‘discovery zones’ look at applications such as quarry & aggregates, utility and road construction and


focus on important factors, such as safety, total cost of ownership, production, environmental care and quality of finished task.


There is plenty of action too, from the outside area’s exciting musical machine show, operator competition, oil and gas pipeline demonstration and site preparation and road building displays.


Demonstrating the breadth of the Volvo Group, Volvo Construction Equipment is joined at Bauma 2013 by sister companies, Volvo Penta – who is presenting its own advanced solutions to meet the requirements of the forthcoming EU and US emissions legislation – and Volvo Trucks, who will show its latest generation of construction-focused trucks.


If you were ever in doubt, Volvo Construction Equipment comes to the industry’s biggest show in Munich this spring with the confidence to deliver total solutions that are designed to help customers discover a new way to work – from Rock to Road.


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