ABNORMAL TRANSPORT Ӏ SECTOR SPOTLIGHT


Abnormal transport is evolving beyond bigger payloads and stronger steel. Manufacturers are combining digital intelligence with engineering innovation to improve safety, efficiency and versatility in an increasingly specialised market. Julian Champkin reports.


STEEL SMART


Specialised transport equipment not only depends on traditional attributes, such as strong metalwork, huge power, and mechanical ingenuity, the sector is adapting for the future by


embracing digital technology, too. Pfedelbach, Germany-


headquartered heavy transport machinery manufacturer TII Scheuerle, for example, has unveiled a range of new digital


and safety-related features for its SPMTs.


One is the COG Easy Mode


system, a tool designed to make a shift in load situations visually apparent and so reduce the risk


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