EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW PREVIEW continued
Radiodetection adds cloud functionality
Radiodetection says that, several years ago, it introduced on-board usage-logging for its cable avoidance tools in response to an increasing focus on reducing the risks posed by utility strikes. Now, C.A.T Manager Online combines this and GPS positioning data from
the company’s gC.A.T4 models with cloud-based analytics. Using a standard web browser, managers can review how their operators
are working, in near real-time. The system can be used to check work quality before users leave the site and can prevent poor work practices developing, by identifying training needs. A free mobile app automatically transfers usage data from a connected machine to the system server at the end of each scan.
STAND X57 Apollo from A&Y
Having added the construction range of Dieci telescopic handlers to its portfolio, A&Y Equipment will show the Apollo 25.6R. This compact model offers a maximum lift height of 6m and a lift capacity of up to 2.5 tonnes. It measures 1.85m wide and has a height of 1.95m. Models on show from the Ammann
STAND B45
compaction line-up will include the new forward-moving APF vibratory plates. Weighing between 57kg and 106kg, they produce quoted HAV levels of less than 2.5m/s2
. Also on display will be mini excavators from the
Yanmar range, complete with excavator attachments such as AMB breakers.
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