The Big Show Guide 2026

MARCH 3-7, CAT® OPERATOR STADIUM

CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023

Technology Takes Center Stage at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026

Exhibitors and education sessions focus on the industry’s latest trends at North America’s largest trade show.

The construction industryʼs greatest challenges center on labor constraints, rising costs, project delays, safety risks and increasing productivity. A shrinking and aging workforce combined with limited training pipelines continues to reduce capacity and drive up wages, while volatile material prices and higher financing costs strain already thin margins. These pressures contribute to frequent schedule overruns caused by labor gaps, supply chain disruptions, permitting delays and change orders. At the same time, construction remains a high-risk industry with significant safety and liability exposure, and efficiency continues

to lag due to fragmented workflows, rework and generally slow adoption of modern technology.

As the industry continues to face these lingering challenges head-on, there is a greater push for productivity surrounding technology in construction.

Most companies recognize that digital tools — like machine monitoring and telematics, safety sensors, building information modeling (BIM), automation, artificial intelligence (AI), etc. — can improve safety, coordination, communication and productivity. Owners and large contractors increasingly demand digital deliverables and real-time data, and many firms are investing in tech to stay competitive.

As a result, while thereʼs broad acknowledgment that technology can drive efficiency and safety on jobsites, real-world uptake varies widely by company size, project complexity, and leadership commitment and employee buy-in. Larger firms and more progressive contractors tend to lead adoption, while many smaller or more traditional businesses lag behind.

Considering this framework, todayʼs construction technology is at the forefront of the industryʼs

major trade shows, especially CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, the largest construction trade show in North America. The 2023 installment drew more than 139,000 attendees and 2,400 exhibitors and hosted 190 education sessions. The 2026 installment is set with 2,000 exhibitors and 150 education sessions, many of which focus on understanding the latest developments in construction technology. Exhibitors will line the halls and lots to showcase these innovations and a stacked schedule of education sessions aim to help contractors lean into these trends and bring home a few new practical applications for the jobsite. Visit forconstructionpros.com/ construction-technology for more on todayʼs tech, including a look at some of the most-anticipated innovations and equipment tech debuts from the show, designed to help you stay ahead of the curve and improve your project outcomes.

INSIGHTS, Expertise

Selections from CONEXPO-CON/

AGG’s 150 education sessions, including our team’s top picks in equipment and technology.

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GROUND BREAKERS KEYNOTE STAGE

Never Idle: Tech Made Easy and Grounded in Purpose

March 3, 2026 | 11 a.m. PST

This John Deere keynote highlights how technology — automation, data and AI — is transforming construction by boosting productivity, labor efficiency and operational uptime while enabling realtime, data-driven decision-making.

Designing Autonomy Around People: The Future of Remote Mining and Quarry Operations

March 3, 2026 | 2 p.m. PST

This session demonstrates how Luck Stone and Epiroc are using autonomous drilling and operator-centered technology to enhance safety, performance, and productivity in mining and quarrying while keeping human expertise central to operations.

Leading in the Age of AI

March 3, 2026 | 3 p.m. PST

Martin Willoughby, CEO of Command Alkon, explores how leaders can harness AI to drive innovation, transform processes, and cultivate a culture of curiosity, creativity and productivity.

THEBIG SHOW COVERAGE

EDUCATION

The Next Era of Earthmoving: How Robotic Intelligence Is Transforming Construction Productivity

March 4, 2026 | 11 a.m. PST

Gravis Robotics CEO Ryan Luke Johns explores how augmentation and autonomy in earthmoving are boosting safety, productivity, and multi-machine coordination while providing practical guidance for smooth technology adoption on jobsites.

Beyond the Truck: Differentiating with Services& Solutions

March 4, 2026 | 2 p.m. PST

This session explores how connectivity, safety systems, digital platforms and integrated services are transforming trucking by delivering value beyond the vehicle and driving fleet performance and customer success.

From Iron to Impact: How VR Simulation Is Transforming Heavy Equipment Training

March 4, 2026 | 3 p.m. PST

Construction and agricultural equipment manufacturers are turning to VR-based simulation training to overcome rising costs, labor shortages, safety risks, and training limitations, achieving faster, safer, and more consistent operator and technician development with measurable business benefits.

Smart Machines are Reshaping Construction

March 5, 2026 | 10 a.m. PST

AI, automation, and connected technologies powered by AWS are transforming construction sites by enabling smarter, safer, and more efficient operations, reducing costs, enhancing sustainability, and unlocking new business opportunities.

Iron, Data, and Dust: The Real Future of Automation and the Workforce

March 5, 2026 | 11 a.m. PST

This session explores how contractors can address the current labor shortage by leveraging AI, automation and connected construction ecosystems to streamline workflows, reduce repetitive tasks, and let skilled crews focus on building.

The Global Technology Trends Shaping the Construction Industry

March 5, 2026 | 2 p.m. PST

Learn about the biggest global trends in construction technology and innovation from the leaders in areas including automation, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, drones, workforce, jobsite efficiency and robotics.

Whatʼs Next for U.S. Infrastructure

March 6, 2026 | 9:30 a.m. PST

This session examines the current state of U.S. infrastructure, evaluating progress since the IIJA and exploring how policy decisions and investments will shape the future of construction and commerce.

Engineering the Future of Power: Smarter, Cleaner and Connected Jobsite Solutions

March 6, 2026 | 2 p.m. PST

This session explores how modern, connected, and low-emission power systems are transforming construction and industrial operations by improving efficiency, reliability, and decisionmaking through hybrid designs, real-time telemetry, and smarter load management.

EARTHMOVING

Smart Tech in Site Prep: Accelerate Timelines and Drive Profitability

March 3, 2026 | 9:30 a.m.

This session highlights site preparation projects that use tractors and side dump trailers instead of traditional scrapers and

haul trucks. A case study demonstrates how this approach reduces operating and maintenance costs while increasing efficiency.

How to Use Drones in Your Earthmoving Business - Practical Applications

March 3, 2026 | 10:45 a.m. PST

This session guides contractors on integrating drones into workflows, covering applications, flight planning, FAA requirements, and data insights to improve efficiency and profitability without focusing on specific hardware or software.

From Debris to Dollars: Crushing Startup Secrets Every Contractor Should Know

March 3, 2026 | 2:30 p.m. PST

This contractor-led panel will break down the essentials of launching your crushing operation the right way. Learn how to choose the right crusher, match it with the right support equipment, build the right crew, and manage materials like a pro.

In the Trenches, An Operators Perspective on Trench Safety

March 3, 2026 | 2:30 p.m. PST This session brings together safety experts, survivors, and industry leaders for a powerful and practical discussion on the critical importance of trench safety.

Dumping the Dump Bed: ADTs That Do More

March 4, 2026 | 9:30 a.m. PST

This presentation will dive into the remarkable versatility of ADTs and explore the significant cost savings that come from repurposing these trucks for a range of tasks.

Turning Your Excavator Into the Ultimate Multipurpose Machine

March 4, 2026 | 10:45 a.m. PST

This session will discuss how the marriage of heavy iron, precision GPS technology, and tilt-rotation solutions has turned the

bucket and stick of an excavator into a generator of masterpiece landscapes.

Moving Mountains: Technology Behind South Carolinaʼs EV Plant Earthworks

March 4, 2026 | 1 p.m. PST

This session showcases how advanced construction technology enabled Landmark Construction to efficiently relocate 24 million cubic yards of earth, streamline grading and infrastructure work, and achieve significant ROI while scaling operations for a large-scale EV plant project.

Connected Machines: Precision GPS Solutions for Every Machine on the Jobsite

March 5, 2026 | 9:30 a.m. PST

This session on connected machines focuses on the latest state of precision GPS offerings in the earthmoving construction segment.

Yes! Machine Control Is for Compact Equipment and Small Businesses, Too! March 5, 2026 | 10:45 a.m. PST

This session explores how compact equipment like skid steers, CTLs, and mini excavators can be upgraded with machine control technology to boost precision, efficiency, and versatility on the jobsite.

Reducing Silica and Dust with Efficient Water Tank Use

March 5, 2026 | 1 p.m. PST

This session explains how water trucks help control jobsite dust and silica exposure, highlighting features, best practices, and safety measures that maximize efficiency, reduce costs, and extend equipment life.

EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT & MAINTENANCE

Fuel Management Systems for Off-Road Vehicles

March 3, 2026 | 9:30 a.m. PST

This session explores fuel management from an operations perspective and how to integrate a system into daily workflows to secure fuel as an asset, track usage, and connect this data to back-office accounting.

Understanding the Financial Concepts Behind How to Charge for Owned Equipment

March 3, 2026 | 9:30 a.m. PST

This session introduces the financial concepts used to convert equipment ownership cash flows — occurring at different times during the life of the equipment — into an hourly rate for billing when the equipment is in use.

Heavy Equipment Performance KPIs

Every Executive Should Know March 3, 2026 | 10:45 a.m. PST

This session shows how construction executives can use the Heavy Equipment Comparator and survey KPIs to benchmark, analyze, and improve fleet management for better utilization, cost control, and performance.

Pulse Check on the Equipment Market March 3, 2026 | 10:45 a.m. PST

Get an exclusive update on current market trends across retail, wholesale, and auction channels. This session explores the state of

used equipment values at both category and subcategory levels for the most commonly sold machines in the U.S.

Building an AI-Ready Team in Equipment Management and Maintenance

March 3, 2026 | 1 p.m. PST

This workshop provides hands-on experience using AI to identify operational bottlenecks, optimize workflows, and implement practical solutions in construction management, culminating in a personalized, actionable AI implementation roadmap.

Building Tomorrow: How Digital Advancements are Shaping the Construction Industry

March 3, 2026 | 1 p.m. PST

This session explores how telematics, sensors, and digital ecosystems are transforming equipment into intelligent tools that enhance performance, precision, and productivity on the jobsite.

Embracing Mixed Fleet: OEMs and Tech Providers Coming Together

March 3, 2026 | 2:30 p.m. PST

This session examines how interoperability and data democratization across mixed equipment fleets can maximize value, overcome proprietary ecosystem barriers, and enable seamless technology use on construction sites.

The Value of a High Performing Equipment Manager

March 4, 2026 | 10:45 a.m. PST

Learn how innovative equipment strategies can reduce costs, improve forecasting, and maximize fleet efficiency — ultimately strengthening your bids and your bottom line.

The Missing Link: Charging Infrastructure and BEV Adoption at the Edge of the Grid

March 4, 2026 | 1 p.m. PST

This session explores how to prepare jobsites for battery electric and hybrid equipment, emphasizing integrated charging infrastructure, battery technology, and strategic planning to maximize productivity and fleet electrification.

Specifications - Getting the Right Tool

March 4, 2026 | 2:30 p.m. PST

This session provides an overview of equipment specification and points buyers toward industry best practices to make informed decisions.

How Oil Analysis and Fluid Filtering Combine to Extend Component Life

March 5, 2026 | 9:30 a.m. PST

This session highlights how combining oil analysis with bulk filtration or certified clean oil can extend component life, improve machine availability, and reduce overall life cycle costs.

The Value of Proactive Telematics Monitoring

March 5, 2026 | 10:45 a.m. PST

This sessions will explore how telematics systems have evolved in recent years and discuss how advanced systems with proactive machine monitoring help customers.

Advanced Maintenance Technology: Preventing Failures Before They Happen

March 5, 2026 | 1 p.m. PST

This session explores how advanced maintenance technologies like telematics, machine health monitoring, and diagnostic data, are helping fleet managers shift from reactive repairs to proactive planning.

Building for Tomorrow: Mastering Maintenance Planning and Work Order Management for Peak Performance

March 5, 2026 | 1 p.m. PST

This interactive workshop will demonstrate how effective maintenance planning and scheduling can boost organizational performance.

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PRODUCTS

SmithCo Mfg., Inc.

BRUTE CP30

SmithCo Mfg., Inc. has introduced The BRUTE CP30 side dump trailer, a re-engineered and more durable version of its original CP30 construction pup designed to transport dirt and debris more efficiently. Built for construction site preparation, agriculture, and snow removal, the 30-ton-capacity trailer can be pulled by off-road power units or tractors and offers faster loading, strategic dumping on either side — even on uneven terrain — and lower maintenance costs with minimal operator training. Constructed with AR450 steel tubs and high-strength frames, the watertight design prevents leaks while flotation tires help navigate tough ground. Additional upgrades include redesigned tub hinges for extended longevity, a stronger G-channel frame that eliminates the need for counterweights, and suspension improvements for a smoother ride. The trailer features a standard 2-inch drawbar pin hitch with optional adapters, a hydraulic front hitch for leveling and easy connections, and the flexibility to operate as a single unit or in tandem or triple configurations for higher productivity. With options such as side extensions and poly flop-out liners, the BRUTE CP30 is engineered to withstand demanding jobsite conditions while improving efficiency and versatility.

Philippi-Hagenbuch Custom Haul Truck Solutions

Philippi-Hagenbuch Inc. presents its custom off-highway haul truck solutions for aggregates and construction. Among the featured products are Autogate Tailgates, which can boost hauling capacity by up to 20% while reducing spillage and tire wear, and HiVol Water Tanks made from Hardox 450 steel to enhance dust control, stability, and maintenance access. Other highlights include its Load Ejector System for eliminating material carryback and restoring full hauling capacity, along with Rear Eject Bodies and Sideboards that support better load control and safer operations.

Merlo eWorker Electric Telehandler

The Merlo eWorker has a maximum load capacity of 5,511 pounds. It features a maximum lift of 15 feet, 7 inches and a load capacity of 3,307lbs. at maximum lift. The no-flex boom has a maximum reach of 8 feet, 5 inches, handling a maximum load of 1,984 pounds. The eWorker can put in a full dayʼs (eight hours) work without recharging. It is a compact machine with dimensions similar to those of an industrial forklift. Equipped with a telescopic boom, the machine has a low center of gravity. Stability is gained by positioning the battery in the middle of the vehicle. The telescopic boom operates from its own electric motor that is connected to a load sensing hydraulic pump. A dedicated electronic control unit manages the rpm of the electric motor and the oil flow of the hydraulic distributor. In addition, the telescopic boom descends by gravity via a valve controlled by the same control unit.

John Deere Power Systems Engine Solutions

John Deere Power Systems (JDPS) will highlight a rangeof John Deere power solutions, organized by size to help OEMs and customers identify the right engine for their applications — from compact, high-performance models to hybrid-ready midsize options and high-horsepower engines built for demanding environments. The exhibit emphasizes collaboration with OEM partners whose machines demonstrate the durability and reliability of John Deere engines in tough industries. Featured equipment includes Bandit Industriesʼ 2290 Track Whole Tree Chipper powered by the JD14 engine, CK Powerʼs concept generator built around the new JD4 engine, Elgin Sweeper Companyʼs Pelican streetsweeper driven by a 4.5L engine, and Jones Manufacturingʼs Mighty Giant grinder powered by the JD18. JDPS will also showcase John Deere construction equipment to illustrate how its engine technology performs in real-world applications. Displays include the prototype 310 X-Tier E-Power Backhoe, a fully battery-electric machine paired with a concept mobile charging solution, and the diesel-electric 824 X-Tier Wheel Loader featuring a revamped JD9 engine and Electric Variable Transmission for responsive, simplified operation. JDPS invites attendees to explore the future of adaptable power solutions and learn how John Deere is advancing long-term energy technologies for evolving jobsite needs.

Manitou Large-Frame Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders

Manitouʼs expanded product lineup includes five new largeframe skid steers and compact track loaders ranging in operating capacity from 3,250 to 3,600 pounds. The redesigned models feature higher breakout force, hydraulic horsepower and auxiliary hydraulic performance. Optional counterweights can push rated operating capacities up to 3,800 pounds. Highlights include a new lift-arm design for improved visibility, load-sensing hydraulics for fuel efficiency, and advanced auxiliary hydraulics for highpowered attachments. Standard features include ride control, a spacious cab with adjustable controls, and 7-inch color display. Tracked versions feature redesigned undercarriages with forged steel sprockets, dual flange idlers and triple flange rollers to improve durability and reduce maintenance.

Incus5 Data Intelligence Platform

Incus5ʼs data intelligence platform is designed for the equipment rental and construction industries. The platform aggregates real-time data from multiple sources into dashboards and reports intended to support operational decision-making, equipment utilization tracking and performance analysis. The system is device-agnostic and integrates data across fleets, locations and business functions. At the show, Incus5 plans to introduce updated analytics tools that provide expanded visibility into fleet performance and business metrics. The new capabilities include companywide KPI dashboards as well as user-specific views with customizable metrics. Experts will be on hand to discuss trends in equipment telematics, utilization analytics and connected operations, as well as how contractors and rental companies are using data to monitor performance, identify underused assets and forecast maintenance needs.

Superior Industries Conveyor Solutions

Superior Industries will feature new equipment, integrated system solutions and hands-on displays designed to demonstrate how its crushing, screening, washing and conveying technologies operate together in real-world applications. Among the new products is the Independence High Frequency Screen Plant, engineered to boost capacity by up to 20%, and a next-generation Cemco vertical shaft impactor with redesigned components for greater efficiency and longer wear life. Superior will also present a 600-horsepower upgrade to the P500 Patriot Cone crusher for higher output without transport challenges, an updated self-contained portable radial stacker capable of handling up to 500 TPH, and adjustable conveyor transfer zone skirting solutions designed to improve material containment and accommodate a variety of conveyor configurations.

CM Labs Simulation Training Features

The company plans to introduce new features aimed at improving instructor oversight and boosting training efficiency. CM Labs will also showcase additional equipment models to give contractors more options when developing operator training programs. Updates to the companyʼs soil simulation technology are expected to provide more realistic machine response and better reflect changing ground conditions, helping trainees build judgment before stepping onto a jobsite. CM Labs will also preview its move into adjacent training markets to support broader workforce development needs across construction and related industries.

Hitachi Heavy Machinery Innovationsand

Hitachi Construction Machinery will showcase over 20 machines, more than 15 attachment types, and live technology demonstrations. Highlights include collaborations with the 2024 Hitachi Construction Machinery Challenge startup winners — Sodex, Teleo and Veristart — whose technologies address labor shortages and improve operator access, including the Assist Pro AI tool and a semi-autonomous excavator system capable of learning repetitive tasks from operators. Additional solutions on display include Hitachiʼs new Machine Guidance system, the LANDCROS Connect fleet monitoring system, and Autonomous Haulage Solutions for mining trucks, all designed to give operators and project managers greater control and efficiency. Attendees can try out and provide feedback on cutting-edge technologies that aim to reshape equipment operation and jobsite productivity.

Diamond Mowers DM360 Boom Mower

Diamond Mowers has introduced the DM 360, a boom mower that combines Diamond Mowers attachments with a dedicated carrier platform, creating a single machine intended for mowing, right-of-way work and other maintenance tasks across varied terrain and conditions. The machine features a rotating cab and boom that provide 360-degree visibility, allowing operators to maintain clear sightlines while working alongside traffic.

The unit includes joystick steering, all-wheel steer and left-hand mowing capability. These features are aimed at improving control and efficiency while reducing operator exposure in roadside work zones. The DM 360 is available with 25-foot and 30-foot boom lengths and uses excavator-style joystick controls. An upgraded DM 360X configuration adds a universal skid-steer plate and additional hydraulics, expanding the machineʼs use to tasks such as snow removal and street sweeping.

For stability, the machine places the engine low in the chassis and includes a standard axle stabilizer. Panoramic roof glass improves overhead visibility, while a Level II falling object protective structure is designed to protect operators from debris. The compact profile also reduces shoulder clearance during roadside operations.

DICA Ground Protection Mats

DICA is expanding its product lineup with the introduction of new ground protection and site access mats for construction jobsites. The new mats include Ranger HD, a light-duty option designed for temporary access and surface protection; Defender, a medium-duty mat with interlocking flanges intended for heavier equipment; and Titan, a heavy-duty access mat designed to support highload applications such as mobile and crawler cranes. In addition to the new mats, DICA will also display its existing ground support products, including outrigger pads, crane pads, leveling pads and hole covers, which are designed to support lifting and equipment stability on jobsites.

John Deere and Wirtgen Group Equipment and Advanced Technologies

John Deere and the Wirtgen Group will present a customer-focused showcase highlighting John Deere Power Systems and E-Power solutions. Central to the exhibit is an innovation center demonstrating tools like the John Deere Operations Center for managing machine and jobsite data, along with aftermarket digital solutions for parts and service management. The exhibition will include 70,000 square feet of outdoor equipment displays and live demos, 15,000 square feet for hands-on experiences, and 10,000 square feet indoors for power and E-Power solutions. Attendees can explore 24 market launches, including 18 world premieres from John Deere and six from the Wirtgen Group, featuring 25 machines equipped with advanced technologies such as SmartGrade, SmartWeigh, SmartDetect, Wirtgen Performance Tracker, AutoPilot 2.0, and Smart Pave. The showcase also highlights seven electric and hybrid-electric machines, underscoring both companiesʼ commitment to innovation, operational efficiency, and technologydriven solutions for the construction industry.

Caterpillar Autonomous Technology Capabilities

Caterpillar is expanding autonomous technology across a wide range of construction equipment, including excavators, loaders, haul trucks, dozers and compactors, to support tasks such as trenching, grading, material handling and surface preparation. Fleet coordination is enabled through VisionLink and MineStar, which connect machines and help manage jobsite operations. The companyʼs autonomy efforts date back to the 1980s, when it began researching sensing, positioning and control technologies, eventually progressing to realworld testing in the mid-2000s and the deployment of Level 4 systems capable of operating independently. Built on artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision and onboard computing, Caterpillarʼs autonomous machines use LiDAR, radar, GPS and cameras to monitor conditions in real time. The company reports its autonomous mining fleet has already moved more than 11 billion metric tons of material and traveled over 380 million kilometers, demonstrating the scale of its automation program.

AlignOps Fleetwatcher Dual-Facing Camera Integration

AlignOps FleetWatcher is introducing industrial-grade, dual-facing cameras integrated into its FleetWatcher platform. The cameras are designed for use in demanding operating environments and are built on commercial-grade hardware. They support internal or external power options, dual-SIM LTE connectivity and backup power to help ensure continuous video capture. Footage is encrypted, stored locally with cloud backup and remains customerowned, according to the company. The camera system combines safety and operational data within a single platform and supports configurable event thresholds by driver, vehicle or operating condition. Real-time in-cab alerts can notify drivers of potential issues such as speeding, following distance, seat belt use or fatigue. Rolebased dashboards allow supervisors to view data only for the drivers or divisions they manage.

Trackunit IrisX Operating Data Platform

IrisX provides secure, scalable machine intelligence that helps contractors, OEMs and rental companies overcome persistent fleet management challenges such as disconnected systems, inconsistent data, and slow decision-making, while enabling smarter, more automated workflows across equipment, fleets and jobsites. A major highlight is the introduction of ready-to-deploy digital blueprints that allow customers to quickly build proprietary solutions for predictive maintenance, smart servicing, and inventory forecasting. Powered by harmonized fleet and operational data, these blueprints apply analytics and AI to critical use cases where uptime, safety, and productivity matter most, delivering measurable improvements such as higher equipment utilization, reduced idle time, and new predictive service and aftermarket revenue opportunities for OEMs.

Altec Aerial Lifts and End-to-End Equipment Services

Altec will showcase Altec Teupen equipment at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 for the first time, featuring aerial lift solutions designed for difficult access environments such as tight spaces, steep slopes, and rough terrain. Among the highlights is the new TC89AJplus spider lift, equipped with an 89-foot articulating and telescopic boom and an upgraded boom system for smoother operation and greater stability. The TL127AJplus will also be on display, offering a 127-foot boom and an 882-pound platform capacity for demanding elevated work. Also featured is the AC65E-155S telescopic boom truck crane, which combines up to 130,000 pounds of lifting capacity with a 155-foot main boom and personnel platform capability. Additional equipment includes the HD35A-12 pressure digger, AT41M aerial device, and CB53-132D-S mechanicʼs truck, while booth N-10809 will provide information on JJ Kaneʼs online equipment auctions. Altec will further emphasize its full-service support model, including nationwide service through Altec Service, financing via Altec Capital, rentals, training, tools, and accessories — offering customers a complete life cycle solution from acquisition to equipment disposition.

Volvo Construction Equipment New-Gen Equipment Range

Volvo Construction Equipment will showcase its expanded lineup at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2025, featuring its new-generation equipment range — including excavators, ADTs, rigid haulers, compactors, and electric models — launched since May 2024. The exhibit will include interactive demonstrations in a central operating pit, allowing visitors to test internal combustion and electric excavators while exploring machine control systems, telematics, and site solutions. New models on display include compact and wheeled excavators, a midsize crawler, the 60-ton A60 ADT, and the 70-ton R70 rigid haul truck.

Komatsu PC220LCi-12 Excavator, WA485-11 and WA475-11 Wheel Loaders

Komatsu will also debut several new machines at the show, along with updates to existing equipment. Featured models include the PC220LCi-12 excavator, WA485-11 and WA475-11 wheel loaders, and additional equipment making its first public appearance. According to the company, the next generation of machines emphasizes operator comfort, precision controls and integrated machine technology. In total, Komatsu plans to display at least 11 models of mini excavators, excavators, wheel loaders and dozers. Equipment on the show floor will include the PC45MR-5 mini excavator, PC365LC-11 excavator, WA700-8 wheel loader and HD605-10 mechanical truck, along with new releases.

CASE Electric Mini Track Loader Plus 20 New and Upgraded Models

The TL100EV electric mini track loader marks CASEʼs latest addition to its electric equipment lineup, featuring three independent electric motors for ultra-quiet, emissions-free operation. The stand-on machine maintains the same performance as its diesel counterpart and is compatible with more than 40 attachments. The display model will include factoryavailable non-marring tracks to prevent marks on pavements or indoor surfaces. New excavator models include 3-ton machines with zero-tailswing design, automotivestyle operator controls and increased hydraulic power for versatile attachment capabilities. The CX70E midi excavator features GNSS technology for improved digging, lifting and craning capabilities. New CX145E SR and CX255E SR short radius models join the E Series full-sized excavator family with CASE Assist and Payload controls, including payload weighing, height and depth alarms, and dynamic stability assist. The N Series dozers debuting in 650N, 750N and 850N models will feature a new operator station with touchscreen display, seat-mounted controls and improved visibility. Technology upgrades include EcoMode, auto-idle shutdown and integrated machine control.

Haver & Boecker Niagara Screening Technology

GP348 Placer/Spreader Slipform Paver

GOMACO is expanding its line of combination concrete slipform pavers and placer/spreaders with the introduction of the GP348 four-track at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026. Designed for greater mobility between and across jobsites, the machine can place concrete at widths up to 36 feet and pave up to 30 feet. Built on the framework of the GP3 slipform paver, the GP348 allows the prime mover to convert between placing and paving functions, supported by vibrator and auger drive circuits. Its G+ digital control system manages these transitions while enabling advanced features such as machine-to-machine communication, sonic sensors, and 3D guidance, helping automate setup and improve operational efficiency. The four-track configuration increases stability and maneuverability while maintaining a compact transport size that can be hauled on a single semi-tractor trailer, reducing downtime. Powered by a Caterpillar C7.1 turbocharged diesel engine, the GP348 uses a high-volume 48-inch conveyor belt— mountable on either side—with fast discharge speeds for efficient material placement. A controllable deflector and dual-drive auger system enhance accuracy and distribution, and an optional sonic sensor system monitors concrete depth, feeding data to the G+ controls to maintain a consistent head of concrete in front of the paver.

Haver & Boecker Niagara will focus on mineral processing and screening technologies, featuring displays covering equipment diagnostics, processing systems, screen media and aftermarket service. The company will also conduct live demonstrations of an 8-by-20-foot triple-deck Niagara F-Class vibrating screen on the show floor. Experts will be available to discuss equipment monitoring tools, screen media options, abrasion-resistant liners and lifecycle support services.

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment North America NextGeneration HX Excavators

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment North America plans to unveil the first Next Generation HX crawler excavator models for the U.S. and Canadian markets. The company will display representative models from its construction equipment lineup at its indoor booth in the West Hall. The new HX excavators incorporate updated technology intended to improve fuel efficiency, operator comfort, safety and serviceability.

DEVELON NextGeneration Excavators

The company will showcase a full lineup of heavy and compact equipment while debuting its nextgeneration excavators, featuring upgraded productivity, safety and monitoring technologies. The display will also include articulated dump trucks, dozers, wheel loaders, mini excavators and compact track loaders, highlighting a broad range of solutions for diverse jobsite needs. Attendees can watch live demonstrations of an excavator, dozer and wheel loader throughout the week and participate in handson skill challenges in a dedicated compact equipment area. The booth will further emphasize advanced technologies such as Transparent Bucket, Smart X-Care service tools and MY DEVELON fleet management, along with concept machines like Concept-X2, plus mixed- and virtual-reality simulators for immersive training experiences.

Enerpac Tools, Lifting and Transportation Systems

Enerpacʼs expanded portfolio of high-pressure hydraulic solutions is designed to enhance productivity, efficiency and safety on jobsites. The company plans to debut several major innovations, including the 600-ton SBL600 hydraulic gantry, the 60-ton DTA automated guided vehicle Smart Transporter, 200-ton SCJ-Series cube jacks, battery-powered SC- and XC2Series pumps, the PPH-Series joint pin puller and the E-Mover skate system. Additional introductions include Enerpacʼs first battery-powered split-flow pump, a next-generation 400-ton low-height skidding system, and new toe jacks and ring climbers. The booth will also feature established equipment such as the JS-250 jack-up system capable of lifting up to 1,000 tons, strand jacks for bridge launching and a 12-point EVO synchronous lifting system for handling uneven loads. Visitors to Booth F42020 can watch live demonstrations of the Smart Transporter, cube jack, E-Mover skate and LH400 skidding system, along with tool demos highlighting battery-powered pumps and the PPH-Series pin puller, which is designed to provide a safer and more efficient method for removing joint pins during heavy equipment maintenance.

The Worldwide Leader in Concrete Paving Technology

Central Hall -- C30282

GOMACO offers the full range of concrete slipform pavers, curb and gutter machines, trimmers, placer/spreaders, texture/cure machines and bridge/canal finishing equipment. GOMACO equipment features our exclusive and proprietary G+® control system, created in-house by our software engineers from the wants and needs of contractors paving in the field. At the heart of GOMACO equipment is our passion for concrete and our commitment to our customers. We look forward to visiting with you about your upcoming paving projects and your concrete paving equipment needs. Our worldwide distributor network and our corporate team always stand ready to serve and assist you.

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

12-D Toolbox Sales S63408

3r-Machinery by Shred-Tech C23022

3S Industry Group INC. D1263

A&S Machinery Co., Ltd. N10018

A1A So tware F29067

Aarcomm Systems Inc S81344

ABB C32768

ABB Traction S81407

ABC Ventilation Systems/Engineered Performance Ducting N11515

Aberi Steel LLC N10772

Accumulators, Inc. SL80023

Aconda Industrial Carriers D1343

ACRO Group s.r.o S83955

Actia USA N10534

Acumatica N10409

Adria Power Systems S64535

ADVANCE, A Terex Brand C30314

Advanced Detection Systems C30877

Aebi Schmidt Group S62759

Aeromotive Services Inc S63456

AES USA Corp S80256

AFA Industries S83544

Aggregate Systems Inc C30187

Aggregates Equipment Inc (AEI) C30983

Aggressive Hydraulics S81245

AGI Envirotank N11515

Agremote Systems Inc. N11515

AGT Industrial D1026

AGTEK N12545

Ahvara Solutions C22233

Ahwon Corp C23035

Air Comm Radio N10431

Air-tow Trailers S64523

Air-Weigh N11676

Airesafe Intl/ Enginaire S81340

AirPro Fan & Blower C31903

Airstar America S63121

Ajax Tool Works Inc W41477

AKG of America Inc S80242

AKGÜL KALIP MAKİNA SANAYİ VE TİCARET LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ N10028

ALA Industries Limited S84229

Alamo Group Inc. W41901

Alamo Group Snow & Ice Team W41901

ALFAGOMMA Spa S83429

Alfagomma/Kuriyama S83429

Algorithm Inc, Gold Partner of Acumatica N13355

AlignOps N10863

Alkon Corporation S83941

Allegis Corporation N10513

Allen Engineering Corporation C20617

Allied Pedestal Boom Systems LLC C31694

Allison Off-Highway Drive & Motion Systems S80915

Allmand S60023

ALLU USA Inc. W42974

ALmix/Asphalt Equipment Company Inc SV3119

Alro Steel & Plastics N11472

Altec Industries Inc F44042

Alucool Heat Transfer (Wuxi) Co., Ltd. S83319

Aluexbeams N12071

Aluma Systems by BrandSafway N10627

AMA USA Inc W41550

AMC Mecanocaucho S81614

AMCAST C32756

AMCS technologies F41011

American Concrete

Pavement Association

American Eagle

GL31011

Manufacturing LLC C32462

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention GL10604

American Piledriving Equipment (APE) D1449

American Road & Transportation Builders Association GL80001

American Roller Group C23001

AMETEK FARO N12764

AMI Attachments Inc. W44121

AMLOK/SITEMA S84406

Ammann America Inc. SV2467

Amphenol Sine Systems S83940

Ampherr P8310

Amrize C20006

Amur Equipment Finance N10067

ANA, Inc. S64823

Anaconda USA SV2330

Anderson UnderBridge N12024

Anfield Sensors S82913

Anhui Anrui I-Tech Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd. C22837

Anhui Light Industries International Co., Ltd. N10533

Anhui Ningguo Hantai New Materials Limited Company S83418

Anhui Shenyu Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83317

Anhui Zhimin Electric Technology Co., Ltd. S83414

ANMOPyC GL31214

Anni (Beijing) Special Rubber Co., Ltd. S83849

Anping County Anpeng Wire

Mesh Filter Equipment Co., Ltd. C22204

Antraquip Corporation C20205

AO Parts Inc. S84040

AP Air, Inc. S81346

API Heat Transfer S80907

Apile Foundation Equipment Co., Ltd. S63349

Applied Particle Technology N13169

ArcelorMittal North America N13001

Archetype Global 3D N11515

ARCOPROFIL C22137

Arctic Snow & Ice Products N10550

Argonics Inc C31686

ARI-HETRA F27014

Armorgard D1322

AROW Global Corp. N12073

Arrow-Magnolia International N12662

Arrowhead Winch N12125

ASA Electronics LLC N11245

ASA Hydraulik of America S83541

ASAPP Info Global Services

Pvt Ltd GL31211

Ascenso Tires North America N10419

Ascentium Capital N10911

Ascorel D1224

ASGCO “Complete Conveyor Solutions” C20418

Ashcro t Inc S81255

Ashland F21055

ASHUN Fluid Power Co., Ltd. C23030

ASO H&P S.R.L. S81953

Aspen Custom Trailers Inc. P7327

Asphalt Drum Mixers Inc C30932

Asphalt Drum Mixers, LLC SV2067

Asphalt Marketers C33072

Asphalt Pro Magazine GL30901

Asphalt Zipper SV2034

AssetWatch N10240

Associated Wire Rope & Rigging F27020

Association of Equipment

Management Professionals GL12594

Association of Equipment

Manufacturers GL20100

Association of Equipment

Manufacturers SL69010

Astec Industries, Inc. C30236

Astec Industries, Inc. SV2322

Aster Brands P7226

GRAND LOBBY

Astrak US N10313 Astroida D1362

ATIRE USA, INC N11015

Atlantic Fluid Tech SRL S60903

Atlantic Logistics N11267

ATOS North America, Inc S81207

ATSS Foundation National Work Zone Memorial GL31005

ATSSA (American Traffic Safety Svcs Assn) GL31004

Attach2 Equipment W44312

Auburn Gear LLC S82213

Auctiontime.com W42944

Ausco Products, Inc. S82101

Austin Hose S84218

AUTEC North America N11055

Auto Crane Company S63159

Autocar, LLC S61159

Autodesk Beer Garden SV4000

Autodesk Inc N10651

Autogem Invicta Ltd S63442

Autonomous Solutions, Inc. (ASI) D1221

Autox Co., Ltd. C23033

Avant Tecno USA F16016

Avenir Fluid Tech (Jinan) Co., Ltd. S83921

Awesome Earthmovers WL14006

AXCS F44082

Axiom Equipment Group S63457

Axiomatic Technologies Corp. N10545

Axon Power & Control Ltd C22233

AYA Inc. W41461

AZETA Zeo Asioli Diffusion Srl S83840

B&R Industrial Automation S81407

B-Tek Scales N10027

Bad Dog Tools D1258

Bad Dog Tools N12762

Badass Workbench N10463

Badger Infrastructure Solutions S64715

Bailey International S84212

C = Central Hall D = Diamond Lot

= Festival Lot

= North Hall S = Silver Lot

= South Hall W = West Hall G = Grand Lobby P = Platinum Lot

Balcrank Corporation N11373

Ball Fabrics, Inc. C22205

Bandit Industries Inc P7439

Bando USA C30893

Bar None Auction P7139

Barbieri Rubber srl S81352

Barrier Systems LLC N11222

BAUER Equipment America P8331

bauma 2028 GL10005

bauma China 2026 GL10005

bauma CONEXPO India GL10005

Baumer Ltd. S82407

Bay Shore Systems Inc P7351

Bay-Lynx Manufacturing C22711

Bazis P8207

BCI EUROPE S.R.L. C22132

Be-Ge Seating AB N10326

Beam AI N11950

Bear Iron Works C30277

Beck Industrial C31872

BEDIA Motorentechnik GmbH & Co KG S82553

Bedrock Logistics, LLC P7248

Bedrock Machinery N12163

Bedrock Technologies LLC F41001

Behnke Trailers P8132

Bell Trucks America, Inc. F44012

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

Belt Tech Industrial

C22518

Ben-Ya Industrial Co., Ltd. S81644

Benetech, Inc C30128

Benjamin Media WL14010

Benshaw, Inc. S82140

Bentley Systems Incorporated N11509

Berco W40239

Bergkamp C31864

Bergstrom Inc S83421

Berminghammer Foundation Equipment P8329

Best Hammer Industries W42911

Bestomech Industries C33092

BETEK S64435

Betonblock LLC C22311

Bid-Well A Terex Brand C30314

Bidding Enterprise LLC N11672

Big Ass Fans N10024

Bigfoot Construction Equipment F24054

Bigge Crane and Rigging Co F41020

Binder+Co AG C30281

Bissell Commercial/ Haaga Sweepers P7145

BKS Co., Ltd. C22937

BKT USA, Inc. W43101

Black Cat Wear Parts W41423

Blades Direct LLC C22519

Blaw-Knox SV2557

Blaze Equipment P8233

Bloom Manufacturing LLC N11011

Blue Vigil N11757

Bluebeam N10249

Bluelight Machines F13040

Blumaq Corp W41151

BMF Hydraulics Inc S63545

Boden Hydraulics Co., Ltd. S83313

BOMAG Americas C30932

Bondioli & Pavesi Inc S82116

Bonfiglioli North America S80453

Boom & Bucket W41567

Boom Light C32114

BOROX International AB N12675

Bosch Rexroth Corporation/ HydraForce, Inc S80245

BossTek N11115

Bostik Inc. S63648

BotCrew S63223

Box International S81243

BrandSafway N10627

Brandt Industries Canada Ltd. S62557

Brandt Industries Inc. F40070

Brennan Industries Inc

S81440

Brentwood Industries, Inc. C30170

Bridgestone Americas W41633

Brigade Electronics Inc N12945

Briggs & Stratton LLC S80207 BRIKERS W43011

BringFuel - AGRILAND FS N13163

Broce Manufacturing Co., Inc. C22019

Brokk Inc P8448

BRON P7345

Brookville Equipment Corporation S63740

Bruce Engineering Services (NI) LTD. C22233

Brunner & Lay S64623

Brutus Truck Bodies / Next Hydraulics S.R.L. F19026

BS Track N13200

BSTFLEX Inc. S84421

BT Light Towers S63640

Bucher Hydraulics, Inc. S83113

Buck Company S63749

Buckingham Structural Moving Equipment N11614

Buffalo Outdoors C32897

Buffalo Turbine C30976

SHOW COVERAGE

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

Casagrande USA Inc P8213

Casappa Corporation S83628

CASE Construction Equipment .... W40701

Castrol Heavy Duty Lubricants N10763

Catalyst Communications Network WL14046

Caterpillar - Centennial World Tour F70000

Caterpillar Engines/Perkins Engines S80229

Caterpillar Inc ............................... F29029

Caterpillar Inc.................................. W40416

Cattron W42748

Cavotec Group N10476

CC Blocking Systems N13324

CDE C30272

CDWare Technologies Inc. N13167

Cedarapids SV2357

CEJN

S83320

Celon Machinery (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. S60148

Cemco Inc Concrete Batch Plant SV2329

Cemen Tech Inc SV2002

Cenerg Global Tools S63746

Center Rock Inc P8440

Centranz Parts and Manufacturing, Inc. S80743

CentroMotion S82219

CEP Group W44212

Cervis, Inc. N10945

CFMA SL60023

CGR GHINASSI C22129

CGR S.r.l. S63409

Champion Equipment Co P7129

Chandler Truck Accessories S62135

Changsha Palon Construction Material Co., Ltd. C32996

Changsha Top-Auto Technology Co., Ltd. S83416

Changsha Xiangcast Technology Co., Ltd. C22304

Changzhou Beiante Power Machinery Co., Ltd. N10221

Changzhou Better.agro Agricultural Machinery Co., Ltd. N11640

Changzhou Jade Bearing Co., Ltd. S83412

CHANGZHOU RAYMOND INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO.,LTD C30060

Changzhou Rohn Hydraulic Sci-Tech Co., Ltd. N10055

Changzhou Xiangze Hydraulic and Machinery Co., Ltd. N13370

Changzhou Yulindingli Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. N11677

Charles Taylor Safety Solutions C22109

Charter Casting N12725

CHC Navigation N10641

CheckProof N11214

Chemgrout Inc SV3118

CHENG MAO PRECISION

SEALING CO., LTD. C23233

Chia Wang Oil Hydraulic Industrial Co., Ltd. C23130

CIT Relay & Switch S83213

City Restore Inc. N10535

CJC Painting Inc. dba RL

Painting C30164

CK Power F14157

Clampco S81645

Clarience Technologies S63513

Classification and Flotation Systems, Inc. P8211

Clean Burn Energy Systems C30034

Clean Energy Heating Systems S62516

Cleanfix North America Inc. S80647

ClearSpan Fabric Structures

International, Inc. N10241

CloudRig N11756

CLUE N11444

CM Labs Simulations Inc. N11839

CM srl P7241

CMA, LLC/Double Coin Tires W42573

CMC C32790

CMC North America D1044

CMI Mulching inc. P8313

CMI Roadbuilding Inc. C32643

CMP Technology Co., Limited S60156

CMS Cepcor C32117

CN Hydraulics Parts N10776

Coast N10132

COBRA America LLC C30866

Cojali N11208

Colli Drill - Colli Drill Pipe S63409

Colli Equipment S.p.A. S63409

Columbia Industrial Products S82240

COLUMBIA STEEL C32117

Columbus McKinnon Corporation N12176

Comansa Tower Cranes F42086

MAP KEY

C = Central Hall

D = Diamond Lot

F = Festival Lot

N = North Hall

S = Silver Lot

* = South Hall

W = West Hall

G = Grand Lobby

Combi Wear Parts AB W42329

Combo Power Co., Ltd. S63453

Comer Industries S82229

Comesys Ltd. C22932

Command Alkon N12513

Common Ground Alliance WL14020

Company Wrench Ltd. D1140

Con-Tech Manufacturing Inc C31886

Concentric AB S83755

Concentric International S63206

Concord Road Equipment P8308

Concrete Products GL30305

Conn-Weld Industries, LLC C22904

Connect Work Tools C31850

Conquest Equipment Inc N11515

ConstructConnect N10462

Construction & Demolition Recycling Association GL12596

Construction Business Owner Magazine WL14012

Construction Equipment GL20803

Construction Equipment Guide N12735

Continental Conveyor C32075

Continental Hydraulics and Hydreco S83142

Continental Mixers C32762

Continental Tire W42964

Conveyor Application Systems & Express Blower C32732

Conveyor Components Company P7235

ConveyorTek C22233

Corfix N10230

Coring Technologies Inc. C32015

CORMACH S.r.l. D1153

Cornell Forge S81249

Cornell Pump Company C32450

Correct-Ai N11220

Costex Tractor Parts W41162

Coxreels S63220

CP Carbide, INC N12853

Crafco, Inc. C32750

Craig Manufacturing Ltd W42668

Cranes 101 N10665

Cranesmart Systems Inc N13250

CraneTrader/Li tsToday F28061

Crescent Foundry Co. Pvt. Ltd. N11372

CrewPlex LLC N10408

CrewTracks N11363

CRIBAS / CPM Global C30873

Crisp Industries, LLC / AZFAB C31566

Cross Country Manufacturing S61850

Cross Manufacturing, Inc. S81744

CrossControl AB S82219

CSC Robotic Engineering

Limited N13134

Cuda Grit N12867

Cummins Inc. S80414

Curry Supply Company Inc P7063

Curry Supply Company Inc S61359

Curtis Instruments S81628

Curtiss-Wright N12701

Custom Dredge Works Inc W40145

Custom Products of Litchfield Inc W41545

CVG W41468

CZM Foundation Equipment P8529

D-A Lubricant Company N10351

DA-TOR S.p.A. S84409

Daedong Eng Co., Ltd. C22830

Daehan Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. C23031

Daekeum Geowell Co., Ltd. C22832

DAEMO Engineering Co., Ltd. C20458

Daimler Truck North America LLC S61959

Dalian EastSource Enterprise Inc. S83312

Dalton Bearing & Hydraulics LLC S81646

Dam-It-Dams, Inc. S64719

Daming Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. C22618

Danfoss Power Solutions, Inc S80614

DatabaseUSA N13256

DAVCO, a Clarience Technologies company S63513

Dawson Construction Plant Ltd P8441

Dazong Track Co., Ltd. N12177

DCM-FAZ

DEUTZ S80628

DEVELON F32054

DewEze Mfg P7143

Dezhou Yuli Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83907

Diamond Blade Warehouse C32543

Diamond Mowers S64034

Diamond Speed Products C22318

Diamond Z SV2001

DICA F42066

Diemme Filtration C30998

Diesel Laptops N10473

DIFCO Limited C22233

Digga Machinery Attachments W42654

Digital Control Incorporated S61430

Dinamic Oil North America W44105

Dings Company Magnetic Group C30942

Dipperfox USA/Abra

Equipment Supply P7571

DirtPrep Solutions N11366

Discover Battery Corp. S84307

DISTek Integration, Inc. N11948

Ditch Witch S60223

Dixon SL80027

DLL N12715

DLM SRL C22234

DME and JDE Fluid Co., Ltd. S83510

DNP Americas S83152

DNP Americas P7135

Document Crunch N11952

Dodge Industrial, Inc. C23005

Doepker Industries Ltd. P7333

Doka USA Formwork & Scaffolding P8411

Donaldson Company N11763

Dongguan Blince Machinery & Electronics Co., Ltd. S63745

Dongguan Sanhui Machinery Co., Ltd. S84006

Doosan Bobcat North America, Inc. W40745

Doosan Mottrol Co., Ltd. S84328

Doran N10662

Dougherty Forestry Mfg. S64531

Douglas Manufacturing / Rulmeca C32232

DOZCO (INDIA) PVT. LTD. C20366

DPL Telematics N10152

Dr. Shrink, Inc. C22211

Dragan Technologies Inc. N10567

Dragflow USA N12877

Dragon Products P7359

Drill King International S64219

Drillers’ Choice P8740

Drillworx S63418

DrilRite Chem LLC S60144

Driver Industrial Safety C30988

DRKhorse | SAS Forks C32005

Dromone Engineering Limited W41557

DSC Dredge, LLC W42844

DSE S82129

DSR International Corp N10232

DURAPAC N13244

Durex Products, a Gerard

Daniel Worldwide Company C32662

Dust Solutions Inc. C31915

DY Concrete Pumps Inc. SV2066

Dynamic Fluid Components C32997

Dynapac C30932

Dynaset Oy F16015

Dynaset Oy S63123

Dynatect Manufacturing, Inc. N12062

Dyno Nobel Inc C22631

Eagle Crusher Company Inc C31414

Eagle Hydraulic Inc. S83607

Eagle Iron Works C30814

Eastern Metal Signs & Safety C23000

Easy-Kleen Pressure

Systems Ltd. C30285

Eaton / Eaton Cummins Automated

Transmission Technologies S81029

Ebco S81757

Eberspaecher Climate Control

Systems S82919

EBI Motion Controls S80653

ECCO (Electronics Control Co), a Clarience Technologies Company S63513

EccoFab C30984

ECHO Incorporated S64907

Eckerle Technologies GmbH S81553

Eclipse Data Innovations N13174

Eclipse DOT Inc. N10149

Ecosorb by OMI Industries C22402

Ecoverse C32774

Edge Innovate NI Ltd SV2057

Edison Motors S63353

EFCO Corp P7251

Eijkelkamp North America P7366

ELASTOHOSE S84041

Element Six C30173

Elevat, Inc N13045

Elgi Compressors USA, INC S64123

Elgin Sweeper Co S60358

Elite Equipment-Rebel

Hydrovac S61559

Elite Plastiform CFS C22011

Elkhart Brass, a Clarience

Technologies company S63513

ELKON ELEVATOR KONVEYOR VE

MAKINA SAN. TIC. A.S. C22206

Ellicott Dredge Enterprises C22319

Elliott Equipment Company S60430

Elobau U.S, Inc. S80406

EMDE Bohrtechnik

Nentershausen GmbH P8621

Emesent N10714

Emiliana Serbatoi Srl C22128

Emmegi Heat Exchangers Inc S81957

EMP Parts Co., Ltd. S83354

Empire Construction Supply C31695

Encoder Products Company N10426

Endura Paint D1021

Energreen America S64807

EnergyLogic N10634

Enerpac F42020

engcon North America F39004

Engineering Technology Services LLC S81952

Enovation Controls S81729

Enteco North America P8732

Enviro-Port Inc. C30936

Enviromotive Inc. S63748

EODev S64816

Epec S82413

EPIROC W41401

EQ Systems S63638

Equipter N13214

Erie Strayer Company SV2331

Eriez C23011

Erkin World Power D1245

ERMONT C30932

Erskine Attachments N11073

ESD Waste2Water, Inc. S64319

Eskridge S63159

Essentra Components S82041

ET Fusion N11847

Etnyre International C30859

ETP EUROPE TRACTOR PARTS W41467

European Industrial Products Inc S82001

Euroricambi S.p.A. S83255

Evans Equipment & Environmental N10575

Everchen Corporation N10145

Evercup Metals Co., Ltd C22102

Everpads Inc C30044

Evolution Wheel W41655

EvoQuip SV2357

Exact Control System a.s. C32991

Excel Machinery Ltd C30759

Excel Machinery Ltd SV2018

Exmile Tire North America / Armadillo Tire LLC W43566

Exodus Global LLC C31850

EXPRESS 4X4 TRUCK RENTAL N11972

EZ Scaffold D1024

EZ Street Company (The) C22111

EZG Manufacturing C22722

Fabco Power Inc C22900

FABO GLOBAL TIC. LTD. STI. C32986

FAE S61551

Fairbanks Scales Inc. D1218

FallTech C22322

Famic Technologies Inc. S81752

Fangyuan Group Co., Ltd. C22001

Faresin Formwork S.p.A.

Unipersonale P7244

Faresin Industries SPA F43081

Fascan International Inc F40054

Fast Flow Pumps C30159

Fast-Weigh N10963

Faster Inc S81729

Fayat Group C30932

Faymonville Group P7427

FBG srl Blend Plants C31814

Fecon LLC S60534

Federal Signal Environmental Solutions Group S60358

Federation Fuels N10674

Felco Industries W43867

Felling Trailers, Inc. P8250

Femac Srl C22134

Femco USA Inc. S82053

Fenner Dunlop Conveyor

Belting C32440

FES China

D1325

S81652 Fluid Power Journal SL80103 FluiDyne Fluid Power S82557

S84423

N10309

Inc. S82412

Equipment

N12463

Pro S62523 ForgeFX Simulations N10330

Industrial Co., Ltd. S84315 Foshan Jiaqi Hydraulic Transmission Co., Ltd. S83518

Software N10341 FPT Industrial North America S82106 FRD.USA C20657

W41479 Fronius USA P7242 Frontier Precision Unmanned N13025

FSG - Fernsteuergeraete Kurt Oelsch GmbH - FSG Sensors S80043

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

WEST HALL

FSX Equipment, Inc. N10775

Fuelmaster/Syn-Tech

Systems Inc N10156

Geroquip Inc/Magic Screed C30008

Gessmann S82456

Giatec Scientific Inc C30134

Fujian Lianjun Machinery Co., Ltd. C22737

Fujian Minda Machinery

Technology Co., Ltd. N10676

Fujian Qunfeng Machinery Co., Ltd. C32990

Fujian South Highway

Machinery Co., Ltd. C22523

Fujian Tietuo Machinery Co Ltd P7229

Fujian Yanan Power Co., Ltd. S63452

Fujian Yongsheng Machinery

Parts Co., Ltd. C22310

Fullbay N10019

Fusable GL20204

Futtec a.s. C22303

Futtura Tools & Technology N10630

FYREBX N12925

Galaxy Air Lights S63549

Ganzhou Bausde Machinery Co., Ltd. S63345

GBM Building Equipment C22228

Gear low N11241

Geartek S81656

Gebrüder Frei GmbH & Co. KG N13150

GEDA USA, LLC D1446

Gefran, Inc. S84021

GEHL F42042

Geith International Ltd. W44155

Gemels North America S82256

Gencor/Blaw-Knox SV2557

Generac Power Systems Inc S64635

General Kinematics C31672

Genesis Attachments LLC C20338

GENNER INDUSTRIES S82146

GeoCue Corporation N10430

Geoforce N11477

Geohex International P8300

Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. C30259

Geoprobe Systems® P7967

GeoRocFor Accessories Inc C31913

GeoShack N12914

GeoSonics/Vibra-Tech C30836 Geotab N11308

Gigasense AB N10669

Gilbert Products Inc P7467

Gilson Company Inc C30144

GINCOR Werx S61434

Gits Mfg. S82219

GivenHansco Inc N11809

Global Attachments N13268

Global Highways GL31008

Global Mining Review WL13010

Global Track Warehouse W43458

Global-Link MP Events

International Inc. GL31207

GlobalData PLC SL60030

Globe Power USA S60157

Globe Trailers Manufacturing Inc P7459

GM Envolve S63922

GMS Hydraulic N13326

Golden Asia Industrial Co., Ltd. C23137

Golden Sun - 3C Products C22103

Goldfarb & Associates Inc. S82145

Goldhofer AG F39020

Goldilox LLC C22237

GOMACO Corporation C30783

GOMACO Corporation C30282

Goodyear Off-the-Road W40167

Gorilla Guard N13252

NORTH HALL

Guangzhou C.Y. Machinery Parts

Trading Co., Ltd. S83519

Guangzhou Disong Machinery

Equipment Co., Ltd. S83516

Guangzhou Eagle Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. N10143

Guangzhou Ether Automotive Lighting Limited N10117

Guangzhou Forda Signal Co., Ltd. C22630

Guangzhou Komai Filter Co., Ltd. N10154

Guangzhou Kyotechs

Machinery Co., Ltd. S84317

Guangzhou Lebai Machinery

Equipment Co., Ltd. C33094

Guangzhou Star Mustang Construction

Machinery Parts Co., Ltd. S64711

Guangzhou Toksurvey Information Technology Co., Ltd. N10014

Guangzhou Tonkee Machinery

Equipment Co., Ltd. S84055

Guangzhou Weiyi Machinery

Equipment Co., Ltd. S83513

Guangzhou Yiqiao Technology Group Co., Ltd. S83915

Guangzhou YuBen Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83919

Guardian Angel Devices C30287

Guarnitec SRL C22135

Gullco International P8303

GW Systems C30018

Gökdağ Plastik Kauçuk

Anonim Şirketi N13272

H B Hydraulics Co., Ltd. C23132

Haihui Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd. C33090

Hailstone Innovations Private Limited P8105

Haimooo Electronic Controls Co., Ltd. N10214

Hainar Hydraulics (Ningbo) Co., Ltd. S82252

Halder / Picard N10209

Hallite Seals S82619

Haltec Corporation N12340

Hammer & Steel Global, LLC P7456

Hammonds Fuel Additives, Inc. N13154

Handan Zhongye Machinery

Manufacture Co., Ltd. C20032

Hangzhou Aisoar Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83953

Hangzhou Befa Machinery Co., Ltd. C22634

Hangzhou Donray Koyou Auto-parts

Manufacturing Co, Ltd. S84416

Hangzhou Ruiwei Machinery

Equipment Co., Ltd. N10318

Hangzhou Shengchi Machinery Co., Ltd. N12873

Hangzhou Shinelink

Machinery Co., Ltd. S83507

Hangzhou Topivot Trading Co., Ltd. C22003

Hangzhou Truckmate

Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. S83913

Hannay Reels Inc N12172

HanWool H&P Co., Ltd. C22930

Hapn N10231

Harp’s Tarps N10323

Harpscreen GB Ltd. C30163

Harrison Hydra-Gen - hPower S64622

Hartmann Controls Inc S81253

Hatz Americas, Inc S84129

Haver & Boecker Niagara C32616

HAWE Hydraulik S81741

Hayes Manufacturing F14157

HAZEMAG C31472

HBC-radiomatic,

HBS Systems N10277

HBS

HCSS-Heavy

W43515

HCSS-Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, LLC N11251

HD Construction Equipment

Engine Division S80928

HD Construction Equipment

Hyundai North America W42500

Headed Reinforcement Corporation (HRC) C22114

Heat Design Equipment Inc SV2056

Heave Inc. N10273

Heavy Duty Ramps N10300

Heavy Equipment Guide WL13008

Heavy Motions Inc S82907

Hebei Fitexcasting Trading Co., Ltd. S84017

Hebei Hailan Bearing Manufacture Co., Ltd. S84016

Hebei Jing County Huaxin

Fork Co., Ltd. C22734

Hebei Joyroll Conveyor

Machinery Co., Ltd.

Hebei Juming Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. C32987

Hebei Sinopulse Tech Group Co., Ltd. S84007

HED, Inc. S82020

Hefei Changyuan Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S84010

Hefei Tianyu Booen Technology Co., Ltd. N10118

Hefei Wanye Hydraulic Component Co., Ltd. S83400

Heico Fastening Systems N12077

Helios Technologies S81729

HELLA Automotive Sales Inc. N12824

HELUKABEL N10677

HEMA Endustri AS S82253

Henan Mine International Trade Co., Ltd. N10131

Henan Showin Hydraulics Technology Co., Ltd. S83454

C33076

MAP KEY

C = Central Hall

D = Diamond Lot

F = Festival Lot

N = North Hall

S = Silver Lot

* = South Hall

W = West Hall

G = Grand Lobby

P = Platinum Lot

C22530

Henan SPT Machinery

Equipment Co., Ltd. F4057

Henan Wanxun Industrial Co., Ltd. S82242

Henan Weihua Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. D1025

Hendrickson S63910

Hengli America Corporation S82641

Hengshui Baili Hose Co., Ltd. S84158

Hengst of North America S64606

Hengyu Group Hydraulic Fluid

Technology Hebei Co., Ltd. S83616

Hennessy International Inc. P8149

Hensley Industries Inc W41929

Hercules Machinery Corp. LLC. P7759

Hercules Sealing Products S80641

Heskins LLC C30186

Hetronic Inc. N11027

Hexagon N12545

HIDROMEK F20029 HIFI

S80047

F19012 Hitachi

S60834

N10366

HKD Blue N11376

HKX Inc W42335

HLB Bearing Co., Ltd. S83511

HMI Company N11515

HMWS Engineered Solutions S60142

Hogan Company Inc C22302

Holcombe Mixers P7340

Holdwell North America, Inc. SL80037

Holloway Houston, Inc. N10877

Holmbury Inc W41473

Holms Attachments D1227

Hongsheng Thermal System Ltd. S82406

Honor Pumps USA, YouliAmrica, Power Valve S83741

HookCam LLC D1101

Horizon Motor Inc. S64601

Horton Inc S80729

HORYONG CO., LTD. D1427

Hot Shot’s Secret N12565

Hotsy Cleaning Systems C22202

Hougen Manufacturing Inc N12677

HPSI/GeoQuip, Inc. P8446

HR Fabricators, LLC N12670

HSG SAFETY SUPPLIES INC C22902

HSI, Inc. N11473

HT Hydraulics S84110

HT TECH Co., Ltd. C23027

HTS Coatings N10037

HTS Direct, LLC D1231

Huaian Shengjie Hydraulic

Machinery Co., Ltd. N12919

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THEBIG SHOW COVERAGE

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

SOUTH HALL

Huddig INC F15036

Humboldt Mfg. Co. C30767

HUMCO MARINE PRODUCTS INC. F50028

Hunan Aerial-Power Machinery Co., Ltd. N13275

Hunan Drillmaster Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. P8337

Hunan Kellyway Machinery Co., Ltd. S63658

Hunan SINOBOOM Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. F19055

Hunan Unicorn Machinery Co., Ltd . S63444

Hunan Yige Special Steel Science Technology Co., Ltd. D1363

Hurricane Attachments W44200

Husco S81415

Husqvarna Construction P7767

Huzhou Kalong Import & Export Co., Ltd. S84116

Huzhou Shengli Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S82045

HW Ventilation S82244

HX Investment P8203

HYDAC Technology Corp./ Schroeder Industries S81040

Hydra-Tech Pumps C30761

HydraForce Inc S80245

HydrauliCircuit Technology LLC W41460

Hydraulitechs N11515

Hydrema F14257

Hydro Engineering Inc SV2050

Hydro Leduc NA Inc. S84228

Hydro Mobile N10627

Hydro-Chem Systems N10342

Hydstar (Haikou) Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S84144

Hyoiat Magnet Technology Co., Ltd. S84009

HYRAX Aerial Li ts D1145

HYTORC Industrial Bolting Systems N10851

Hyundai Everdigm F16038

I Make America F60000

i3 Product Development S81729

IC-Fluid Power, Inc S83340

ICVS-AMETEK N12667

iDig Incorporated F42014

IDROMECCANICA ITALIANA S.r.L. C22236

ifm efector N12963

IFP Motion Solutions, Inc. S81052

Ignite Attachments W41445

IGUS Inc N12039

IMER USA C32633

IMKO C30257

IMMI W41456

IMO USA Corp. C22209

Impact Service Corporation C32816

Impro Fluidtek USA, LLC S82033

ImpulseRadar S63218

IMRAE C33036

Inan Makina – MTB Breakers C20247 INCOM Manufacturing Group N10672 Incus5 N13254 INDECO W40201 Independent Equipment

Magnetics C30072

Industrial Nut Corporation S63649

InstroTek Inc C22115

Integrated Power Services N10213

Intelitrack Global Ltd P8205

IntelliShi t N11277

Intercomp N12066

Intercontrol Hermann Kohler

Elektrik Gmbh & Co KG N10545

INTERMAT GL31006

International Construction and Survey

Productivity Improvement EXPO GL31009

International Construction Equipment Inc D1000

International Development Services, Inc N13135

International Fluid Power of America S82152

International Fluid Power Society SL80103

INTERNATIONAL MOTORS S62123

International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) GL31205

International Union of Operating Engineers GL50001

Interstate Assembly Systems S63147

Interstate-McBee S83316

Intric Grouting Solutions P7671

Iowa Mold Tooling Company Inc (IMT) N12324

IPD S83757

IPS Cranes, Inc. N10909

IROCK Crushers LLC C32316

IRON GROUP D1053

Ironclad Environmental Solutions, Inc. S61211

IronClad Hydraulics N12402

iSC Manufacturing C33062

Ischebeck USA Inc. P8447

Isspro Inc S81647

MAP KEY

C = Central Hall

D = Diamond Lot

F = Festival Lot

N = North Hall

S = Silver Lot

* = South Hall

W = West Hall

G = Grand Lobby

P = Platinum Lot

Isuzu Commercial Truck of America S60659

Isuzu Motors America LLC S82929

Italian Trade Agency - Houston C22029

Iterchimica C33054

ITH Bolting Technology N11377

ITI N10466

ITR Solutions W43501

IVO Systems N12625

iVT International SL80102

J-Tech S64411

J.R. Merritt Controls Inc S82156

JADCO Manufacturing, Inc. C22504

Jannatec Technologies C30922

Jantsa A.S. N12806

JASO Tower Cranes F41002

JCB Powertrain S80841

JDA Global LLC C22532

Jean Lutz America P7246

JECAR TECH MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V. S84414

Jeffrey Machine Inc P8413

JEL Concrete Plants SV3134

Jenkins Iron & Steel N11650

JENNMAR Civil S64223

Jeremywell International N12170

Jetstream of Houston S60358

Jiangsu Anteng Machinery Co., Ltd. S63656

Jiangsu Guchuan Machinery Co., Ltd. D1018

Jiangsu Halies Hydraulic Pump Co., Ltd. S84044

Jiangsu Hualong Precision Manufacturing Co., Ltd. S61759

Jiangsu Insli t Technology Co., Ltd. D1341

Jiangsu Mengyang Motor Manufacture Co., Ltd. S83612

Jiangsu Saimeite Machinery Co., Ltd. N10335

Jiangsu Sino Hydraulic Machinery Co., Ltd. S84106

Jiangsu Sunhunk Logistics Equipment Co., Ltd. D1353

Jiangsu Taiming Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83944

Jiangsu Topower Tyre Co., Ltd. N10057

Jiangsu Yongchuang Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd. N13177

Jiangxi Aili New Material Technology Co., Ltd. N13263

Jiangxi B-Nail Construction Machinery Technology Co., Ltd. N10119

Jiangxi Jinlilong Rubber Track Co., Ltd. N11863

Jiashan MinQin Oilless Bearing Co., Ltd. S84014

Jiaxing Taite Rubber Co., Ltd. N13029

Jihostroj a.s. S84417

JIMCO Home of The John Henry Rock Drill W40059

Jimway Enterprise Co., Ltd. C32993

Jinan Longli Hydraulic Device Co., Ltd. N10134

Jinan YZH Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd. S63744

Jining CIMAC Wheel Co., Ltd. N12776

Jining Hengwang Mining Machinery Co., Ltd. N10045

Jining Huida Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. N10016

Jinmyung Frictech Co., Ltd. S83300

JINSAN CS CORP. C33080

Jisan Heavy Industry Ltd. D1125

JJ Kane Auctions N10809

JK Co., Ltd. C22931

JKF Americas - Division of

JK Fenner India S84145

JKI Industries N11674

JLG Industries Inc N12308

JM Attachments LLC D1119

JMG Systems LTD. C22233

John Deere Power Systems W40442

John Deere/Wirtgen Group ....... SV2415

John Lawrie Tubulars S63747

JOMAC Ltd P8122

Jonel Engineering N12773

Joral LLC S82009

JSC CO., LTD. C22836

THEBIG SHOW COVERAGE

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

DIAMOND LOT

KATO W43529

Kauchuk JSC C31905

Kaufman Trailers P8315

Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. S81942

Kawasaki Precision Machinery (U.S.A.) Inc. S81942

KAZELOGULLARI SAN. VE TIC.

LTD. STI. S83006

KCP Concrete Pumps Ltd. P8419

Keestrack America C31641

KEITH Manufacturing Co S62518

Kelco Industries S63210

Kelly Tractor Company P8141

KEMROC W41250

Kenco Corporation ......................... W43045

Kenco Engineering Inc W41444

Kennametal Inc C32742

Kenneth Clark Company, Inc N12666

Kenworth Truck Company S63135

Kenworth Truck Company S62535

Kessler, Inc

S81215

Kevins Worldwide C30175

Keystone Drill Services P7847

Keystone Engineering & Manufacturing C30946

Keystone Plastics Inc C30155

KGBAL Manufacturing S82148

KHL Group N12525

Khodiyar Industrial Private Limited C33082

Kinematics S83555

King Kong-Tools LLC. SV2014

Kingspan Water & Energy C22233

Kinshofer North America F16027

Kioti Tractor Div DaedongUSA Inc F26014

Kioti Tractor Div DaedongUSA Inc W43545

Kito Crosby N11827

Klein Products Inc N12246

Knapheide Manufacturing Company (The) S60035

KNJ QUARRY SUPPLIES LTD. C22215

Knott Brake Company S83321

Knowify N10243

KOBELCO Construction

Machinery USA F35004

KOCEMA (Korea Construction Equipment Manufacturers Association) C22935

Koduct Machinery (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. N13171

Komatsu W41945

Komplet America C32086

Kondex Corporation S60138

KONNECTRONIX, INC. S83557

Konya Casting Cluster (Konya Döküm Kümelenmesi) P7231

Korea Crawler Track Ltd. W41457

Kreisel Electric W40442

KS Hydraulic Jiashan Co., Ltd. N13055

KSC ENGINEERS PVT. LTD. N10320

KTI Hydraulics Inc. S81618

Kubota Engine America Corporation S80441

Kubota Tractor Corporation .......... W40464

Kunyoung Tech Co., Ltd. C22933

Kuriyama/Sun-A S84412

KUS Americas, Inc. S64607

Kvaser Inc N10545

KYASHIF EOOD S82529

KYB Americas Corporation S84119

L & M Radiator Inc S83107

L&L Products N11877

L&T Technology Services Limited N11850

LaborMax Staffing N10233

LaBounty W41601

Laizhou Hongyuan Bench Vice Manufacture Co., Ltd. C22729

LAMETER Srl N12673

Lampson International LLC N10346

MAP KEY

C = Central Hall

D = Diamond Lot

F = Festival Lot

N = North Hall

S = Silver Lot

* = South Hall

W = West Hall

G = Grand Lobby

P = Platinum Lot

Lanair C30162

Land Improvement Contractors of America GL20701

Landoll Company, LLC P7959

Lane Enterprises S63219

Lang Specialty Trailers N11227

Lansas Products Mfg by Vanderlans & Sons Inc S63318

Larue P7367

Laser Tech N10337

Latux Diamond Blades C32004

Ledwell S62747

Lee Manufacturing Solutions S83552

LeeBoy C30932

Lefixea Inc. N11753

Legend Robot N10173

Legendary Hydraulic Valves, LLC. S80252

Leggett & Platt Hydraulics S81452

LEICA Geosystems N12545

LGMG D1213

LHY Powertrain S82941

Liaocheng Xinde Auto Parts Co., Ltd. S83957

Liebherr ......................................... F35055

Liebherr P7761

Li twell Hydraulics LLC S82141

Li tWise by Diversified Products W41466 lim technology S62546

Limb Buster LLC S63848

Limble N12569

Lincoln Electric Company (The) P8449

Linde Gas & Equipment Inc. S63335

Line Work Bucket Products, LLC S63339

Linhai Jiuda Rubber Track Co., Ltd. N10140

Link-Belt Cranes F35029

Link-Belt Excavators ...................... F35043

link2pump N13372

Linz Electric Inc. S63741

LIPPERT N11815

Lippmann SV2001

LiQuiTube Total Tire Protection N12063

LiQuiTube Total Tire Protection W41448

Littelfuse Inc. S64822

Little Beaver/Lone Star S62522

LiuGong North America F18033

LJ Inc.

C20128

LNM Auto Industries Pvt. Ltd. N10308

Load Boss P7841

Loader Parts Source N10432

Loadscan LLC N11233

LoadTraxx N13376

LockNLube N10472

LOCTITE N11903

Lo tness Specialized Equipment P7747

Logan Clutch Corporation S81746

Lonking (Fujian) International Trade Co., Ltd. D1138

Loup Electronics Inc N10144

Lowe Manufacturing Co., LLC W41533

Lubecore International Inc. N12173

LubeMinder Oil and Grease Systems N11901

Luff Industries Ltd C30104

LUIS Technology GmbH N11855

Luohe Jiulong Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83310

Luoyang Diron Parts Trading Co., Ltd. S83410

Luoyang Sinorock Engineering Material Co., Ltd. S63341

Luxtronik Technology Company Limited S63216

Luyu Heavy Industry Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. D1434

M & T Expo 2027 Brazil GL10005

Maanshan Fangyuan Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. S83947

Mach, Inc N11440

Machinery Trader/ AuctionTime.com W42944

Machinery Trader/ AuctionTime.com W42944

Mack Trucks S60622

Macropaver - Stepp Mfg. -

Kasi Infrared C32474

Maddox Industrial Transformer, LLC S64707

Maeda Seisakusho Co., Ltd. F42012

MAGNA a Terex Brand SV2357

Magna Tyres Group W42754

Magni Telescopic Handlers F16045

Magnum Attachments Inc W42301

Magnum Piering N13357

Magotteaux Inc C20042

Maintainer Corporation of Iowa Inc S60823

MAIT S.p.A P7933

MAIT USA P7933

Major Wire Industries Limited C32269

Makersan N10874

Makin AS N12953

Malta Dynamics C22337

Manitou .......................................... F42042

Mantis W41901

MAPEI C20251

Marden Industries Inc. dba

Supertrak S60647

Margui Maquinas LTDA C33050

Marine Equipment Solutions F50028

Marini C30932

Marmon-Herrington S82629

Martin Engineering C30148

Martin Sprocket & Gear, Inc. C32891

Marvel Industrial Coatings C30154

Marzocchi Pumps USA S83441

Masaba Inc. SV2574

Master Builders Solutions C20318

Matec America Inc C32586

Mato Corporation C22919

Matrix Design Group N12719

Mauldin Paving Products SV2046

Max USA Corp N12065

Maxam Tire North America, Inc W40229

Maxiforce S83257

maximatecc S82219

MB Crusher America Inc P7733

MB Crusher America Inc SV2045

McAllister Mills Inc. S63643

McCloskey Environmental SV2001

McCloskey International Ltd SV2001

McCown Technology Corporation P7234

McDougall Auctioneers Inc. N10053

McElroy Manufacturing, Inc. P7159

McLanahan Corporation C30415

McLellan Industries S64213

MCS North America, Inc S82518

MCS Rental So tware N10248

ME Elecmetal C30862

MEC Aerial Work Platforms F42072

Mecalac C30932

Mecc Alte Spa SL80025

Mectronx N11236

Medal Hydraulics S83521

MEDIAPOINT & EXHIBITIONS SRL C22035

Meever USA / Meever

Foundation Equipment P8443

MEKA Ithalat Ihracat Pazarlama

ve Ticaret A.S. SV3137

Melectric Systems S83244

Mellott C30024

MemoParts an M&D company S83206

Menzi USA sales, Inc N12834

Mercury Associates N13248

Meridian Manufacturing N11515

Merlo America F22041

Mersino/Global Pump S64835

Merts Inc C30048

Mesa Power Solutions S65035

Messinger Bearings C22201

Metal Forms Corporation C32556

Metal Pless N12863

Metalogenia North America Corp W41258

METALSRECYCLING GL31000

METER Bearings S83228

Metso USA C31832

METTLER TOLEDO N10718

MEVA Formwork Systems P8400

Mexicali Hard Chrome Corp &

Tru Coat Plating N11973

Mexican Association of Machinery Distributors GL70003

Meyer Lab N10563

Michelin North America W42901

Micropower Group AB S82543

Midland Machinery P7147

Midwest Control Products Corp S83456

Midwest Equipment Sales W42848

Midwest Hose & Specialty, Inc. S82655

Midwestern Industries Inc C32033

Miller Electric Mfg. LLC P7259

Miller Formless Company C31272

Miller Li ting Products N12777

Mincon Inc S64119

Mine Duty Idlers a Division of Chicago Chain & Transmission Co C20052

MinebeaMitsumi SL80016

Miner Elastomer N12973

Mingshang Technology Co., Ltd. C22735

Mining Magazine / Aspermont GL70001

Mining Media International, Inc. WL13018

Minyu Machinery Corp. C30871

Mitsubishi Materials USA Corporation S64618

Mitsuboshi Belting Ltd. S81657

MJ DE-YI International Ltd. S83246

MKT Manufacturing Inc S64619

MnSteel-X N11678

MOASURE N11748

MOBA Corporation C32342

MobiClocks N11751

Mobile Modular P8647

Mobile Track Solutions F17013

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

MobyDick North America N13053

Mode China D1261

Mody Pumps Inc. C30108

Moley Magnetics & Equipment N10708

Monarch Industries S80747

Monsen Engineering N11971

Montabert W42229

Montanhydraulik GmbH N10234

Moog Construction W41645

Morbark LLC W41901

Morooka America W43145

Motion C32857

Motionics LLC S63838

Motive N11709

MOTTROL INTERNATIONAL INC N10049

Mountop Precision Industrial Co., Ltd. C23235

Movax Oy P8744

Movex Innovation N10873

MP Filtri USA Inc S80853

MPAQ Automation Inc C30850

MPP S82201

MPP Aftermarket SV2001

MPW Filter Worldwide N10127

MRL Equipment Company, Inc. S60358

MRLiquidator by Blasters S60358

MSB Corporation C20358

MTE Hydraulics S83733

MTW Wear Parts (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. N11341

Mule Screens by Steel Systems C32656

Multi Seal W41476

Multi-Wing S82951

Multicopter Warehouse N12914

Multiforce Systems Corp N10354

Multistar International Canada Inc S63316

Murray Trailers P7267

MWI Pumps C31594

Myers Spring Co. N10770

Myers-Seth Pumps Inc C22604

Nadit Hydraulic (Ningbo) Co., Ltd. N10531

NAF Axles NA Inc S84107

Nanjing Soliner Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. N11773

Nantong Shen Dong Yu Hao

Solid Tyre Co., Ltd. N10314

Nantong Zhonglong Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83315

National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA) GL12600

National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) GL12592

National Attachments Inc W41266

National Compressed Air Canada Ltd. S63556

National Fluid Power Association SL80100

National Hispanic Contractors Association WL14016

National Ready Mixed Concrete Association GL20400

National Rent-A-Fence N10526

National Robotics Engineering Center N11956

National Signal LLC S64407

National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA) GL20300

National Trench Safety P8305

National Tube Supply Co S83332

NBB Controls Inc S83520

NBM Media Pvt. Ltd GL31001

NC Engineering Ltd C22233

Neighbors Trailer S63557

Nelson Manufacturing Company F43086

Neptune Process, LLC C30883

Nescon, LLC / XBroom C22305

New Holland Construction F29055

New Pig Corporation N11821

NextGen Fluid Power LLC C33038

Nichols Portland Incorporated S84311

NIMET SRL S83158

Ningbo Aimax Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. N13072

Ningbo Airfit Pneumatic & Hydraulic Co. ,Ltd. S83311

Ningbo Aoge Machinery Co., Ltd. N10017

Ningbo bolev Hydraulics Co., Ltd. S83846

Ningbo BRS New Material Co., Ltd. N13264

Ningbo Cofar Hose & Fitting Co., Ltd. S83517

Ningbo Dongyu Hydraulics Co., Ltd. S83309

Ningbo E.H Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83506

Ningbo ELI Electromagnetic Technology Co., Ltd. N10147

Ningbo Haishan Cloring Sealing Products Co., Ltd. N13267

Ningbo Haizhiying Hydraulic Import and Export Co., Ltd. N13271

Ningbo Hanshang Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83606

Ningbo Hedi Machinery Co., Ltd. N11121

Ningbo Helm Tower Noda Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S81910

Ningbo HFD Machhinery Co., Ltd. S84012

Ningbo Hopesun New Material Co., Ltd. N13077

Ningbo Hutchin Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S82254

Ningbo Jazzy Import & Export Co., Ltd. S83308

Ningbo Kemer Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd. C22732

Ningbo Keta Hydraulics Co., Ltd. S83558

Ningbo Leiyang Industrial Technology Co., Ltd. N10126

Ningbo Longye Hydraulic Manufacture Co., Ltd. S84140

Ningbo Milehertz Machinery Co., Ltd. S84114

Ningbo Minghe Lixon Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83240

Ningbo Target Hydraulics Co., Ltd. S83946

Ningbo Weir Trading Co., Ltd. S83847

Ningbo Xianlong Automobile Fittings Co., Ltd. N13273

Ningbo Xingjinfeng Machinery Co., Ltd. S83554

Ningbo XingMing Hydraulic Equipment Co., Ltd. S83952

Ningbo Xinhong Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S84047

Ningbo Yichen Environment Tech Co., Ltd. C33044

Ningbo Yinzhou Get Machinery Ltd. N10414

Ningbo Yinzhou Join Machinery Co., Ltd. N10033

Ningbo Yinzhou Ningdong Gear Limited Company S83356

Ningbo Yinzhou Yunlong Yongfeng Machinery Parts Factory N10112

Ningbo Youquen Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83853

Ningbo Zhanyue Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. N12979

Ningbo Zhenhai Tiandi Hydraulic Co., Ltd. N13153

Ningbo Zhongyi Hydraulic Motor Co., Ltd. S83600

Ningbo Zycalloy Co., Ltd. S83954

Ningguo Swbtec Industry Co., Ltd. S83306

NITROcrete C33068

Nitto Kohki USA Inc N13039

NLB Corp C22331

Noblelift Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. D1126

Nonstop Diamond Solutions C22635

Nord-Lock Group N10344

NORDIC LIGHTS Ltd. N11027

Noregon Systems......................... N12473

North American Rescue C22101

Northern Ireland – Materials Handling C22233

Northern Radiator S84022

Northwire S63217

Nott Company S81541

NPA Specialty Equipment P7867

NPK N11345

NPK Construction Equipment, Inc. C20338

Nucor N10372

Numa Hammers & Bits S60330

NVR S84115

OCI DRILLTOOLS, LLC P7727

ODRA Road Sweepers C32268

OEC USA INC.

S82154

OEM Controls Inc S81606

Officine Malaguti C22031

Ognibene North America LLC S83251

Oilquick F15042

Okada America, Inc. C20627

Old Dominion Brush Company W41901

Old World Industries S64501

OLI Vibrator C32013

OLIMPIA AUTO GLASS N10467

Olofsfors N12014

Oman Systems Incorporated N12477

Omega Crushing & Screening C22233

Omni Powertrain Technologies, LLC S82419

On Point HDD S63840

Onspot of North America S63539

OnStation N11230

Ontario Road Builders

Association GL31216

OP USA Inc S83643

OptiCrane Inc. N13137

Optimum Crush C32650

Optimum Safety Systems Ltd P8463

Oquamax Industries P8209

Orica USA C22323

OSW Equipment S60358

OTH Pioneer Rigging N10109

OTR Engineered Solutions W43875

OTTO Controls N11367

Outset SRL C22232

Overton Safety

C30038

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Peterbilt Motors Company S60859

PETRAX N11408

Petro-Canada Lubricants S82613

Petseals Industries Ltd. C23036

Pfeifer Wire Rope and Li ting Technology N11967

Pfreundt GMBH N10973

Philippi-Hagenbuch Inc W42644

Philips C32895

Phillips & Temro Industries S83644

Phoenix Contact USA, Inc. S82401

PHOENIX Process Equipment

Company C20048

PierTech Systems S60011

PILECO, Inc P7567

Pileworks P7869

Pilot Tasit Koltuklari San ve

Tic A.S. N10267

Pinnacle Drilling Products P7667

Pipe Trekker S63222

PipeBreakUSA N10541

Piper Aircra t, Inc.

Pit & Quarry/Portable Plants

SV3112

Magazines GL31218

PIX North America S83457

Plant & Equipment GL30301

Plastic Components - Electri-tec N12076

Plate Locks S63439

Platform Basket srl D1131

Plott inc. N11750

PMC A&E S64701

PMP Industries Inc. S80807

PNC Vendor Finance N10350

Poclain Inc S82241

POLARIS Laboratories® N12674

Polarmatic Ltd. C30879

Polydeck C31466

Polygon Composites

Technology S83647

PolygonMach C31911

Polymath Robotics N10022

Polymer Molding Inc S82047

Polymershapes LLC N12577

POPPI UGO EUROFORGE - S.P.A. C22037

Portable Lighting Solutions, Inc. S63641

Portland Tractor N10719

Poseidon Barge F50028

POSEIDON JACKUP F50028

POSITAL - FRABA S63113

Powell Electronics N11853

Power & Motion GL20803

Power Curbers Companies, LLC C31272

Power-Packer S82219

PowerBully F13045

Powerfarmer.com S62315

Powermoon Enterprises Ltd C30952

Powerscreen SV2357

Pratt Industries US P7827

Precision Pulley & Idler - PPI C32075

Precision Screen Mfg C30179

PreconSuite N12676

Premier Pump and Power, LLC C20132

MAP KEY

C = Central Hall

D = Diamond Lot

F = Festival Lot

N = North Hall

S = Silver Lot

* = South Hall

W = West Hall

G = Grand Lobby

P = Platinum Lot

Qingdao Everun Machinery Co., Ltd. D1329

Qingdao Fambition Heavy Machinery P8428

Qingdao Paguld Intelligent Manufacturing Co., Ltd. S64812

Qingdao Penta lex Co., Ltd. S83307

Qingdao Rubber Six Hose Co., Ltd. N10151

Qingdao Weitai Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83501

Qingzhou Boxinhuasheng Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83447

Qingzhou Yingnuo Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. N13236

QUADCO P7149

Quangong Machinery Co., Ltd. C32992

RC Industries S63319

Reading Truck S63523

Ready Jet - Hydro Chipping P8451

Record360 N10671

Recore S83856

Red Flint Sand and Gravel C22306

RedArt Technologies P8404

Redekop Manufacturing N11515

Redline Systems, Inc. C30028

REED Concrete Pumps & Shotcrete Equipment SV2060

REESCO Manufacturing and Sales C31806

Regal Rexnord C31666

Rehlko S83119

Reliable Asphalt Products C32804

Reliable Bronze & Manufacturing, Inc. N11269

Reliable High Performance

Products Inc C22104

Rema Tip Top/ North America C30995

REMco (Rock Engineered Machinery Co Inc) C31387

REMU USA, Inc P7433

Renqiu Aosen Machinery Accessories Co., Ltd. S84011

RER- Rental Equipment

Register GL20803

Revolution Concrete Mixers C30220

RHEINTACHO S83244

Rhinovsi C32486

RHK Hydraulic Cylinder

Rock Rental / Sewer Equipment P7245

Rock Tools Attachments, LLC C20257

Rockland Manufacturing Company W41244

Rockmore International S63044

Rockshield Rubber Company C30138

Rockster GmbH P7741

RockZone Americas C31850

Rodman Drill S63449

RodRadar D1127

Rokbak F27055

Roll Rite, a Clarience

Technologies company S63513

Rolling Wedge, LLC W42644

Rome Plow Company W43468

Romettle New Material Technology W41667

Rooster Asset IQ™ Tracking Systems N12814

Roper Pump Company N10675

ROQUET HYDRAULICS, S.L. S80246

Rosco Vision N13144

Rosenboom Machine & Tool S81753

Roshow Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. N10915

ROSTA C30004

Rota Limited S83540

Rotary Power S83012

Rotex Group C32869

Rothbucher Systems N10412

Rotobec Inc S63412

Rotochopper Inc P8051

Rotor Clip Company S83452

Quantum Land Design N11127

Quanxing Machining Group Co., Ltd. S81557

Propeller N12915

PRORIL Pumps Corporation S60434

Protective Pty Ltd N13148

ProxyVolt Safety N12671

PS Bearings MFG Limited S84112

PSI Group N11515

Pull Logic N11755

Pun Teh Industrial Co., Ltd. C23135

Purple Wave Auction N12002

Purvis Industries N12008

Puzzolana Machinery

Fabricators (Hyderabad) C32822

PVE AMERICAN / Staad B.V. D1040

PWM Hydraulics Ltd. N11515

Python Protective Sleeves + Covers N11901

QCC S83217

QCCanada W41472

QEXPAND Technologies GmbH S83207

Qingdao Elite Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83406

Quanzhou Henglida Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd. C22636

Quanzhou K&H Parts Co., Ltd. N10041

Quanzhou Quanhang

Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. N13151

Quanzhou Red Hill Engineering & Machinery Co., Ltd. N10212

Quick Attach W44501

RAE Products & Chemicals Corp. C30253

RAFI North America, a RAFI

Group Company P8459

RagnarTech F23033

Raken N13125

RAM Mounts S62319

Ram Professional P8119

Rammer C20217

Ramsey Industries S63159

Ramsey Winch S63159

Rapid Barrier Systems, Inc. N13262

Rapid International Ltd SV2328

RapidWorks N11572

Rasmussen F50028

Ravasco Transmission & Packing Pvt. Ltd. C33040

RaycoWylie Systems N10762

RB Global W41567

Services Inc. S83245

RIB So tware N13269

Rice Lake Weighing Systems SV1900

Richway Industries S60909

Richwood C32143

RideController N10020

RIEGL USA N10427

Rig-Rents P7059

Rig-Rents P8641

Right Traffic C30082

Rimex Inc N11273

Ring-O-Matic, Inc. S61834

Rio Rubber Track, Inc W41453

Ripack C22105

Ritchie Bros. W41567

Ritchie Bros. Financial Services W41567

RiteChoice Ducting, LLC S63543

Ritmo America LLC S60809

Riviera Brush Co C32899

Rizhao Fenghua Scaffoldings Co., Ltd. N13145

RMC China Quality Machine

Parts Inc S64723

Roads & Bridges GL20803

Roadwarrior Inc S82147

Roadway Safety Foundation SL60028

ROC Equipment LLC / BUMA CE P8248

Rochling Industrial Mount

Pleasant F41003

Rototilt Inc. F17055

ROTZLER USA Inc N10263

Rouse Services W41567

Royal Composites Pvt. Ltd. S83640

Royal Truck & Equipment W41901

ROYPOW Technology Co., Ltd. S64806

RSP North America P7969

RSR

MAPS AND EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY THEBIG SHOW COVERAGE

SILVER LOT

Safety Technologies, Inc. C33084

Safety Vision, LLC N10311

SAFiM Srl S83852

Sage N13206

Sage Oil Vac Inc S60135

SAKAI America, Inc. C31119

Salami SpA N12918

Salsco Inc SV2074

Sammoon Vehicle Lighting

Technology Co., Ltd. N10242

Samsara N13129

Samson Rope N11462

Sandvik SV2457

Sanmen Binlong Transmission Belt Co., Ltd. S84020

SANY America F44054

Saskatchewan Trade & Export

Partnership N11515

SBM Mineral Processing GmbH SV3122

Scag Power Equipment W44228

Scag Power Equipment S61846

Scan-Link Technologies INC N10571

Scania S64900

Scanreco US Inc W44101

Scarlet Tech N10136

Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants N10666

Schaef ler S80606

Schafer Industries S83817

Schurco Slurry, LLC C20237

Shandong Chufeng Heavy Industry Machinery Co., Ltd. D1052

Shandong Hightop Group N10413

Shandong Huayee Heavy Industry Group Co., Ltd. D1055

Shandong Jiarun Precision Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. N11466

Shandong Jinli Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S83701

Shandong Juning Machinery Co., Ltd. N10114

Shandong Kenstone Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. D1461

Shandong Keystone Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83417

Shandong Lingong Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. D1201

Shandong Mingde Machinery Co., Ltd. N12131

Shandong Newstar Hydraulic Equipment Co., Ltd. S63455

Shandong Nuoman Engineering & Machinery Co., Ltd. D1020

Shandong Plat4m Industries Co., Ltd. D1105

Shandong Prior Gear Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd. S83415

Shandong Rippa Machinery Group Co., Ltd. D1130

Schwarze Industries LLC W41901

Shandong Sun Wearparts Co., Ltd. C22728

Scotchman Industries C30182

Screen Machine Industries SV2001

Shandong Tianlu Heavy Industry Technology Co., Ltd. D1321

Screenpod Design & Manufacturing Ltd C22233

Shandong Top Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd. S63441

SDA ENDUSTRI IMALAT TIC. A.S. SV3111

Sdlanch Intelligent Co., Ltd. D1436

Shandong Useen Casting Co.,

N13362

SealMaster C31573

Shandong Vanse Machinery

Sears Seating W42321

Seats Incorporated N12772

Securis C33042

SeeDevil S62550

SEMCO Publishing WL13012

Sempertrans Conveyor Belting C30086

Sennebogen LLC N11947

Sensei Spare Parts S82007

Sensoteq C22233

Sentry Tire & Rubber N10673

Seppi M. S62335

SERKO USA Inc. N10977

Service Truck Depot S63213

Service Trucks International S61147

SETCO, Inc. dba SETCO Solid Tire W41549

Settima USA Inc S83549

Sewer Equipment P7245

SFC KOENIG S83143

SH PAC Co., Ltd. C22928

Shanding Machinery (Shandong)

Group Co., Ltd. D1243

S84313 Shandong Yikaide Hydraulic Co., Ltd. S83413 Shandong Zohen Industrial Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Dunke Machinery Co., Ltd. S83646

Shanghai Electric Hydraulics & Pneumatics Co., Ltd. C22731

Shanghai Everspring Filtration Technology Co., Ltd. N10679

Shanghai Guorui Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S81206

Shanghai HuaXiang Rubber Track Co., Ltd. N12377

Shanghai Jiansong Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. P8312

Shanghai Jingchuan Electron and Technology Co., Ltd. S84206

Shanghai Jingrui Lighting Co., Ltd. N10317

Shanghai Junwei Wire Rope & Sling Co., Ltd. N13149

Shanghai LXSSZ Science and Technology Center N10031

Shanghai Ransun Heavy Industry Technology Co., Ltd. N13051

Shanghai Smart Control Co., Ltd. N12277

Shanghai Syking Industry Technical Co., Ltd. N13157

Shanghai XZT Fuild Technology Co., Ltd. S83948

Shanghai Yifeng International Trading Co., Ltd. S83855

Shanxi Sipurui Machinery Manufacture Co., Ltd. S83358

Shaoxing HI-TEC Machinery Co., Ltd. S84319

Shaoxing Meili Precision Spring Co., Ltd. N10146

Sharon Tube S84141

Sharpgrade N11939

ShearCore C31850

Shell Lubricant Solutions N12535

Shenyang YYD New Material Co.,Ltd N10010

Shenzhen Coming Technology Co., Ltd. S63555

Shenzhen U-Man Industrial Co., Ltd. S83857

Sherwin-Williams Company (The) WL20800

Shian Fu Enterprise Co., Ltd. C23136

SHIELDS Windshields N11067

Shijiazhuang Hanjiu Technology Co., Ltd. S84321

Show Store - Festival Lot F56000

Show Store - Grand Lobby GL10500

Show Store - Platinum P7494

Show Store - West Hall WL100 Shuttlelift F42078

SIBO S.R.L. SL80030

Sibom Industry W44513

Sichuan Mighty Machinery Co., Ltd. S84142

Sichuan Y&J Industries Co., Ltd. S80040

SICK, Inc D1120

Sicoma North America C32686

Sidump’r Trailer Co. S61535

Sigalarm N10663

Sigma Powertrain S84120

Signature Systems N11163

Sika Corporation C20428

SIKO Products Inc. S83328

SILOS PROS, INC. C32887

SIMEX W43444

Simplicity, a Terex Brand SV2357

Simpson Cleaning, A Div of FNA Group N12503

Sioux Corporation C30118

Sirius Light Technology Co., Ltd. N10012

Siroco HVAC S81740

Site 20/20 C30078

SiteBoss GPS N10715

Sittab Inc. W42545

SKF Lincoln N10362

SKS Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S82607

Skyjack F42054

Skyline Dredging & Excavating Inc D1113

Slabstack Software Inc. N12573

Slatercom Lighting Solutions N10215

SlewMaster INC S63552

Slide Sledge N12072

SmartEquip W41567

SMC Corporation of America S83807

SMH Group F45028

Smico Manufacturing Company LLC C30183

Smiley Monroe C32562

SmithCo Side-Dump Trailers P7947

SMSCC (Tianjin) CNC Tools Co., Ltd. S63443

SMT - MASTA S84422

SMW Manufacturing, an Amsted Automotive company N11976

Socage North America Llc N12924

Sodex Innovations C32106

SoilFLO N11754

SoilFreeze, Inc S63214

Soilmec North America, Inc. P7941

Solar Technology Inc N12663

Solomon Colors C31658

Soltech Hydraulics Co., Ltd. C23032

Sonetics N11963

Sontheim Industrial Elektronic

GmbH N10545

SOOSAN CEBOTICS CO., LTD W44145

Soucy Track Systems W42561

Southbelt Repair and Supply Inc. SV3107

SP Tools USA N10845

SPAL Automotive USA S80604

Spartan Composites, LLC N10063

Spaulding Composites (Qingdao) Co., Ltd. N10150

Special Mine Services, Inc. S62323

Specialized Heavy Transport S63115

Specialty Saw Inc. S83656

Specsys Manufacturing S82246

Speed of Light Optics C22633

Speedshield Technologies N11747

Spider by BrandSafway N10627

SPRAYSTREAM N13035

Spydercrane F40084

SRJ Inc W42307

Srons Engineer Private Limited S62552

SRP Sadid Otomotiv A.S. S82512

SSAB HARDOX STRENX C20068

Staad B.V. D1040

Stack Construction

Technologies N10345

Standard Resource Inc. C32006

Standex Electronics Detect S83147

Standfast TRAM C22110

Stansteel-Hotmix Parts C32275

Static Equipment Display A F71000

Static Equipment Display B F58000

Static Equipment Display D WL15000

Static Equipment Display F SV4500

Static Equipment Display H S60000

Static Equipment Display I P7000

Static Equipment

Display J SL69200

Static Equipment Display K P8900

Stauff Corporation S83345

Stealth Equipment Inc D1260

Stedman Machine Company C32332

Steed Machinery Co., Ltd. C23237

Steelwrist Inc. F15026

Steffes Auctioneers N11215

STEINBAUER Engineering N10135

Stellar Industries Inc S61822

Stephens Manufacturing SV2003

Stertil-Koni USA N11167

Stiebel Drive Technology Inc S83018

STONEX USA Inc. W41673

Stonkam Co., Ltd. N10251

Stor-loc, Modular Drawer System N13139

Stormwater Solutions GL20803

Strauss D1441

Strayos N10527

STRICKLAND IRELAND C22233

Stronger Hydraulics S64611

STROS – Sedlčanské strojírny

a.s. & Ucel Inc. D1253

Stucchi, Inc. S83652

Studson C22510

STW Technic LP S82633

SubHQ N10235

SubSurface Instruments, Inc. S64323

SUCO ESI North America S83620

Suitou International Co., Pte. Ltd. S80044

Sullivan-Palatek Compressors

S61334

Summit Hydraulics N12845

Summit Truck Equipment S62823

Sun Hydraulics S81729

Sun-A S84412

Suncor Stainless N11470

SunFire Radiant Heaters C30034

SungJi Hydraulics Co., Ltd. S63100

Sunnen Products Company S83253

Sunord Mining Machinery Co., Ltd. C22522

SunSource S81252

Sunward Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. W43206

Sunwill Machinery Co., Ltd. C31909

Super Products W41901

Superabrasive, Inc. C30158

Superior Broom Manufacturing Inc C30989

Superior Glove Works Ltd C30056

Superior Industries SV2374

Superior Signals, Inc N12103

Superior Tire & Rubber Corporation W41544

Superlee Corporation N12571

Surestrike International, Inc. C30938

Surface Systems & Instruments Inc. W43071

Suzhou Eurona Technology Co., Ltd. N13277

Suzhou Fubang Machinery Chain Transmission Manufacture Co., Ltd. N10217

SVAB N10163

Swafly Machinery Co., Ltd. S84057

Swanson Industries S82144

Swaploader USA Ltd (An EFCO Company) S61034

SWECO C32786

Swedish Lorry Parts AB S81456

Sweeprite Mfg Inc C30062

Sy-Klone International N12367

Syntron Material Handling C20637

Sysdyne Technologies N12363 T3 N12934 T3 P7067

Tadano F47010

Taian Nolanse Import Export Co., Ltd. S83411

Taiwan Fluid Power Association C23134

Taizhou Durabelt Co. Ltd. C32008

Taizhou Eternal Hydraulic Machine Co., Ltd. S83200

Taizhou FNC Machinery Co., Ltd. SL80013

Taizhou Saiyi Hydraulic Machinery Co., Ltd. N12770

Taizhou Xsin Electronic Co., Ltd. S83917

Tajima Tool Corporation C33056

Takeuchi W43721

Talbert Manufacturing Inc P8349

Tandem Products Inc/Rhino Hyde Division C30846

Tanguay Machinery SV3109

TASSCO C22106

Taylor Pump & Li t Co Inc S63423

TBF Sensor S80057

TC Recycling C33032

TCI Manufacturing C20058

Teamco S64135

TecFluid Srl S83523

Tech lex S83445

Techgong (Shanghai) International Trading Co., Ltd. S63544

Techking Tires Limited N10815

Techni-Glass LLC N12073

Tecno Electtrica Ravasi (TER)

Springer Controls Company Inc N10348

TecnoGen USA S61111

Tectron Metal Detectors C30996

Tecweigh-Tecnetics Industries C30124

Tedd Engineering SV2001

TEI Rock Drills S61135

Tele Radio America LLC S63559

Teledyne Construction W40065

Teletrac Navman N11145

TEMA ISENMANN, INC. C20227

Temposonics, an Amphenol

Company S83232

Tenna N11527

Tenstar Simulation AB W42760

Teran Industries W42567

Terex SV2357

Terex Cranes by Raimondi F18012

Terracon Ltd C22233

Terramac F14157

Tesab Engineering SV2001

Tesmec USA Inc W41145

Teufelberger-Redaelli N10252

TEXA USA Inc N11155

Texas Hydraulics Inc S81007

Texas Pride Trailers S64113

The Clamp Company S63646

The Concrete Industry Management (CIM) Program WL13016

The Construction Link, Inc. N10418

The Conveyor Shop C22312

The Lanco Group of Companies F46010

The Manitowoc Company, Inc. F39029

The Morey Corporation N10941

The Tire Grabber N11151

The Western Group C30841

Thermal Intelligence S64610

Thomas Group S82133

Thompson Pump & Manufacturing Co. C20466

Thor Global Enterprises Ltd. SV2018

Thunder Creek Equipment S61935

Tianjin Luckcome Mechanical

Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. C22112

Tianjin Santroll Electric Technology Co., Ltd. S81906

Tianjin Shanxing Metal

Products Co., Ltd. N10316

Tifco Industries S83353

Tigercat Industries Inc P7751

TII SCHEUERLE S63200

Tingley D1124

Titan Diamond USA C30899

TKA Cranes D1241

TKS MAKINA A.S. S84415

Toku America, Inc. C32242

Tompkins Industries Inc S83352

Tons Per Hour Inc C22212

ToolWatch by AlignOps N10420

Top Drill Co., Ltd. S60154

Top Global Parts Co., Ltd. C22936

Top Quality Auto Electric

Products Co., Ltd. S82155

Topcon Positioning Systems, Inc. W42921

Topy America Inc. N12763

TorcUP, Inc. N10402

TorsionX / Extreme Bolting Force N12075

Tough Commerce C22210

Tough Seats N10227

Towmaster Trailers S64423

Trackless Vehicles Ltd S60358

TracksNTeeth N10340

Trackunit N12707

Tractics N11051

Traction Engineering Parts Co., Ltd. S81750

TrafFix Devices Inc C20647

Trail King Industries Inc P7445

Trans Lease Inc. N10208

Transfer Oil S83211

Trans luid LLC S82533

TransTech Systems Inc. C32468

Tread Technologies Inc N10667

Trek, Inc. W43200

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions S82506

Trelleborg Tires W40167

Trevi Benne SPA W42559

Triad Diagnostic Solutions N11846

Tricon Wear Solutions C22009

Trident Industrial Tires & Tracks LLP N11141

Trim-Lok, Inc. N10321

Trimble Inc. W40420

Trime US, Inc. S64235

TRIP A National Transportation

Research Nonprofit SL60025

Triple Crown Products C20471

Triple Crown Products C20272

Troxler Electronic Laboratories Inc C20142

Truck-Lite, a Clarience Technologies company S63513

True Survey Supply, Inc. W41454

Trusted A/S P8301

TRUVAC S60358

Trux N11370

Tsurumi Pump C20706

TT Technologies Inc S61123

Turbo Precleaner S81257

Turkish Construction Equipment Association GL31201

Turnstone/Ecobase C30171

Turntide Technologies S83247

Tuson Corporation N10477

TVH Parts Co. W41435

TW Products N10141

TWF International GmbH P8147

TWG, A Dover Company N11727

Twin Disc Inc S81707

Twinkle Co W41449

Ty Cushion Tire W41158

TYF Machinery N10013

TYMCO Inc C32668

TYRI Lights N11540

UB Equipment LLC N11414

Ugurlu Glass N10640

Ultra Clean Technologies Corp S83928

Ultra Seat Corporation W41450

UMP Tech C32108

Underground Magnetics Inc. S63546

Unibor N11271

Unified Screening & Crushing C30014

Uni lex of America P7232

Unique Paving Materials Corp. C32069

United Equipment Accessories S81641

United Mechanical Technology (Thailand) Co., Ltd. S84153

United Rotary Brush Corporation C30265

United Safety and Survivability Corp S64401

United Soybean Board C32010

United Tyrekra ts Pvt. Ltd. S83346

Unity Fuel Solutions, Inc. S63413

Universal Matter Inc C33058

UPequip D1141

Uranie International S82257

US Fleet Tracking N12373

US Radar Inc S60334

V-Track by Velocitor Solutions N10319

Vacall W41901

Vactor Manufacturing S60358

Vacuworx Global, LLC N12162

Vale Industries N11515

Valew Quality Truck Bodies S61347

Valley Blades Limited W40255

Valvole America LLC S82955

Van Tongeren America C33060

Vanair, A Lincoln Electric Company P8449

VDG (Van der Graaf) S81229

Vectis Automation N11854

Vector Companies N10167

Vector Performance S63322

Vectorply Corporation N10130

Veethree Group/Rochester

Sensors S83932

VEGA Americas, Inc. S82207

Veloci Performance Products N12977

Venco Venturo LLC N12906

Verax Chemical Company N10155

Verdegro USA LLC C22610

Verifi® N13015

Veristart Technologies Inc N10573

Veritread W41567

Verizon Connect N10435

Vermeer Corporation S61422

Verope USA N12273

VersaTran S61846

VersaTran W44228

Vertikal Press Ltd WL14034

VF Venieri S.p.A W43169

VIA Technologies, Inc. N12935

VIBCO Vibrators C32003

VIBCO Vibrators N13234

Vibrotech Inc C32550

Vince Hagan Company SV2035

Virnig Manufacturing Inc W43406

VIS Hydraulics North America S84028

Visionaire, Inc. N10129

Vispect Tech. (Zhejiang)

Co., Ltd. N10376

Visual Marking Systems Inc N10226

Vita Industrial D1109

Vitillo Spa/Vitillo USA S82653

VMAC Global Technology Inc. S62331

VMI Dredges & Amphibious

Excavators W42551

Vogelsang Fastener Solutions S83545

Volanti Displays N10244

Voltek Systems D1326

Volvo Construction Equipment

North America LLC F24029

Volvo Penta S80215

Vosker N10133

Wacker Neuson ............................ W43701

Walvoil Fluid Power S82440

WAM USA C22718

Wanco Inc. C32694

Wanghai Group Co., Ltd. N13364

Warrior USA LLC S63323

WAS AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING

MANUFACTURER D1019

Washout Watchdog C30845

WASSERTEK LTD., CANADA S63642

Wastewater Digest GL20803

Water Diversion, LLC dba

Portadam F50028

WaterWorld GL20803

Watson Drill Rigs P7638

Waytek S83241

WearKra t C33074

Weber MT Inc W44111

Webster Combustion Technology C32456

WEG C22705

Weihai GJ Engineering Machinery Co., Ltd. C22528

Weihai Zhongyi Hydraulic Technology Co., Ltd. S84013

WEILER C32302

Weir - ESCO Division W41615

Weldco-Beales Mfg. N13176

Wenling Juli Gear Co.,Ltd S83514

Wenzhou Chezhou Automobile Parts Co., Ltd. S84418

Wenzhou Hanhao Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. S84052

Wenzhou Juelong Auto Parts Co., Ltd. N10216

Wenzhou Ouchai Technology Co., Ltd. S83958

Wenzhou Prance Hydraulic

Equipment Co., Ltd. SL80015

Wenzhou Weilasi Filter

Technology Co., Ltd. N13076

Wenzhou Xinlixin Electronic

Technology Co., Ltd. S63445

Werewolf Parts S63639

Werk-Brau Company Inc F30065

Western Global S63735

Western Poly Pipe S63212

Wetherell Manufacturing S82157

Whelen Engineering Co Inc C30858

Whitman Controls LLC, Thomas Products LLC S63111

WIKA Mobile Control, LP N11063

Will-Burt S63541

Williams Form Engineering S63422

Winbull Yamaguchi Corporation S62317

WingFan S84032

Wingtra N11946

Winner Hydraulics Corporation S83331

Wipro Enterprises Inc. P7227

WireCo N10519

Witzco Challenger Trailers Inc. S63058

Wolf Americas C20038

Women of Asphalt GL12598

Woodcracker North America P8106

Wooster Hydrostatics Inc S83420

WORD Rock Drills W44220

Worksaver Inc W43065

World Diamond Source C20118

N11873

Xiamen SDTZ Bearing Co., Ltd. S80052

Xiamen Trimawin Machinery Co., Ltd. S83515

Xiamen Winsum Machinery Co., Ltd. N13378

Xiamen Yintai Machinery Co., Ltd. C22829

Xpanner Inc. N11739

Xtreme Manufacturing F46029

Xuzhou Bonovo Machinery & Equipment Co., Ltd. N11131

XUZHOU Construction Machinery Group F33005

Xuzhou Fangen Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. N10008

Xuzhou Global Precision Steel Tube Co., Ltd. S84054

Xuzhou Jiufa Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. N10315

Xuzhou Shenwei Foundation Machinery Technology Co., Ltd. S62512

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THEBIG SHOW COVERAGE

How CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 Is Rewriting the Construction Playbook

CONEXPO-CON/AGG Show Director Dana Wuesthoff outlines what’s new for 2026, from workforce and leadership programming to the technologies shaping the future of construction.

As CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 approaches, the massive trade show is evolving to reflect a construction industry facing growing workforce pressures, rapid technological change and heightened expectations around productivity and safety. While equipment remains at the core of the show, organizers are placing increased emphasis on leadership, workforce development and innovation as critical drivers of long-term success for contractors and fleet managers.

Dana Wuesthoff, show director for CONEXPO-CON/AGG, offers insight

into how the 2026 event is being shaped to meet those demands.

From new content platforms like the Ground Breakers Stage to expanded educational programming and enhanced attendee planning tools, Wuesthoff discusses what’s new for 2026, the trends expected to dominate the show floor and how CONEXPO-CON/AGG continues to adapt to better serve the full scope of the construction industry.

Q:What are the biggest changes or new additions attendees will see at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 compared to the last show? One of the most noticeable additions for 2026

is a stronger focus on leadership, workforce and innovation through new content platforms, including the Ground Breakers Stage. This stage is designed to elevate conversations beyond equipment and into the issues shaping the future of construction. Across the show, attendees will also experience more interactive, experience-driven programming that connects real-world challenges with practical solutions contractors can apply on the job.

Q:What can we expect to see on the show floor in terms of size, number of exhibitors and representation? CONEXPO-CON/AGG

2026 will again bring together the full scope of the global construction industry, with thousands of exhibitors representing equipment, technology, components and services. What stands out this year is how closely technology and workforce solutions are integrated into the show floor. Exhibitors are not only showcasing machines, but also demonstrating how those machines help crews work more efficiently, improve safety and address ongoing labor challenges.

Q:What trends or technologies do you expect to have the strongest presence at this year’s show? Technology that helps

contractors do more with fewer people will be a major focus.

Attendees can expect strong representation of automation, electrification, advanced machine controls, telematics and data-driven jobsite tools. There is also growing emphasis on technologies that shorten learning curves and make equipment easier to operate, directly supporting workforce recruitment, training and retention.

Q:What new areas are planned, and what can attendees expect from those stages or experiences? The Ground Breakers Stage is a key addition for 2026 and will serve as a central platform for forward-looking conversations. Programming will feature industry leaders and outside voices discussing workforce development, technology adoption and business transformation. In addition, new weekend interactive workshops and learning spaces are designed to provide practical takeaways, particularly for small and mid-sized contractors navigating rapid change.

Q:Which sessions or sections do you anticipate being most in demand? Workforce-related sessions consistently draw strong interest, and that demand continues to grow. Topics such as attracting and retaining talent, improving jobsite safety and using technology to address labor shortages are expected to be among the most popular. Sessions connected to the Ground Breakers Stage that link technology trends to real business outcomes are also expected to see strong attendance.

Q:What improvements or new services are planned to make it easier for contractors and fleet managers to navigate such a large event? Organizers continue to invest in tools that help attendees plan their time and find what matters most to their business. Enhanced digital planning resources, clearer content tracks and improved wayfinding are all part of that effort. There is also a stronger focus on curated experiences that help contractors connect equipment, technology and workforce solutions more efficiently.

Q:What can you share about this year’s schedule? Are there new networking events, keynote formats or special programs? The 2026 schedule is intentionally designed to deliver highvalue programming throughout the entire week, including Friday and Saturday, when many attendees are still actively on site. In addition to expanded keynote-style programming and new session formats, the Ground Breakers Stage anchors conversations around leadership, workforce and technology across multiple days.

Friday and Saturday feature several focused programs that provide more targeted opportunities to learn and connect.

EmpowerHER creates space for discussion around workforce inclusion, leadership and career development.

Shop Talks and Walks bring education directly onto the show floor, allowing attendees to see equipment and solutions in action.

The Small Business Conference is designed to address the specific challenges faced by smaller contractors, with sessions focused on growth, operations and workforce management.

By offering these programs later in the week, CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 allows attendees to dive deeper into the topics that matter most to their business after spending time on the show floor, creating a more balanced schedule that maximizes learning, networking and return on investment.

Q:Sustainability has become both a trend and a priority across the industry. How is CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 addressing sustainability? Sustainability is addressed both in how the show is planned and in the content presented on the show floor. CONEXPO-CON/ AGG 2026 highlights equipment and technologies that improve efficiency, reduce emissions and support

long-term workforce and business resilience. Sustainability is positioned as a practical business consideration that ties directly to productivity and competitiveness.

Q:With Las Vegas continuing to expand its offerings, how is the show leveraging those upgrades to enhance the attendee experience? Ongoing investments in transportation, venues and hospitality in Las Vegas support a smoother experience for attendees. These improvements make it easier to move around the show, schedule meetings and take advantage of networking opportunities, while helping CONEXPO-CON/AGG deliver an event that matches the scale and complexity of the industry it serves.

Q:

For contractors and fleet managers weighing the cost of attending, what are the biggest return-on-investment drivers for 2026? The value of attending CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 comes from direct access to solutions that impact productivity, workforce stability and long-term competitiveness. Contractors and fleet managers can compare equipment and technology side by side, learn how peers are addressing labor challenges and hear directly from industry leaders through platforms like the Ground Breakers Stage. The insights and connections gained at the show continue to pay off long after the event ends. 

CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023 Key Highlights

More than 139,000 registered attendees

133 countries represented

2,400+ exhibitors from 36 countries

24,000+ international attendees

91,000+ education tickets purchased

600+ global media from 33 countries

SOURCE: CONEXPO-CON/AGG

Kathy Wells,

Construction Starts Strong: 2026

Driven by Technology, Infrastructure and Productivity

Opportunities

Association of Equipment Manufacturers President and CEO Megan Tanel offers in-depth observations on the construction industry, emerging trends and expectations in 2026.

Despite ongoing economic uncertainty, the construction industry enters the second half of the decade on a solid footing, supported by sustained infrastructure investment, evolving private-sector

demand, and multi-year project backlogs. From public works and energy to data center development and utilities, contractors and equipment manufacturers are navigating a market shaped by long-term opportunity alongside

short-term volatility tied to financing, costs, and labor availability.

To understand more about the conditions of the industry today, Equipment Today (ET) spoke with Megan Tanel, president and CEO at the Association of Equipment

Manufacturers (AEM). The following conversation explores the forces shaping the construction landscape heading into 2026, including technology adoption, workforce strategy, supply chain resilience and regulatory pressures.

Tanel offers insight into which market segments are gaining momentum, how equipment and automation are helping contractors do more with fewer resources, and what opportunities and risks lie ahead as the industry works to modernize, improve productivity, and deliver on a pipeline of projects.

ET: How would you describe the current overall health of the construction industry, and what indicators are driving your assessment? The construction industry remains fundamentally strong, supported by long-term infrastructure investment, sustained demand for housing, and continued private-sector development. While short-term volatility exists, particularly related to financing conditions, the underlying indicators are positive. Backlogs remain healthy, public funding from the Infrastructure

Contractors are prioritizing solutions that reduce fuel consumption, extend equipment life, and support responsible resource use while maintaining productivity.

Investment and Jobs Act continues to flow into projects, and equipment demand reflects contractors preparing for multi-year work pipelines rather than short-term cycles.

ET: What major shifts within the industry have you observed over the past year? One of the most notable shifts is the acceleration of technology adoption across jobsites. Contractors are no longer piloting digital tools, automation or connected equipment. They are integrating them into daily operations. We have also seen a growing emphasis on workforce strategy, with companies rethinking how they attract, retain and train talent. At the same time, supply chains have become more resilient, with manufacturers and contractors placing a higher value on transparency, flexibility and domestic capacity.

ET: Which segments show the strongest and weakest activity heading into 2026? Infrastructure, energy, and public works remain among the strongest segments, driven by federal and state investment. Utility construction, transportation, and broadband expansion continue to create consistent demand for equipment. Residential construction has shown more variability, particularly in interest-rate-sensitive markets, while certain commercial segments are adjusting to changing work patterns. A powerful new driver is the surge in hyperscale data center development tied to AI and cloud, where multi-hundred-megawatt and gigawatt-scale projects are proliferating at unprecedented scale. Overall, the diversity of demand across sectors helps stabilize the broader industry.

ET: How are rising material costs, supply chain constraints, and interest rates affecting equipment manufacturers and contractors? Cost pressures and higher interest rates have increased the importance of efficiency and strategic planning. Equipment manufacturers are focused on helping contractors do more with fewer resources by improving machine performance, uptime and total cost of ownership. Contractors are being more deliberate about capital investments, prioritizing equipment that delivers productivity gains, fuel efficiency and data-driven insights that improve jobsite decision-making.

ET: What are the most pressing labor shortage challenges contractors are facing, and how can they address workforce gaps? The labor shortage remains one of the most significant challenges facing the industry. Contractors are competing not only with each other but with other industries for skilled workers. Addressing this requires a multipronged approach that includes modernizing the industry’s image, expanding access to training and apprenticeship programs, and leveraging technology to make jobsites safer and more productive. Equipment and automation play a critical role by helping crews accomplish more with smaller teams.

ET: Which emerging technologies are having the greatest impact on project efficiency and delivery? Automation, machine control, telematics and datadriven project management tools are delivering immediate and measurable benefits. Artificial intelligence and advanced analytics are helping contractors optimize fleet utilization, improve maintenance planning, and reduce downtime. Robotics and autonomous solutions are beginning to address labor-intensive and hazardous tasks, improving safety while increasing consistency and precision on the jobsite.

ET: How have recent regulatory changes influenced the industry and contractors’ ability to execute projects? Regulatory requirements continue to shape how projects are planned and delivered, particularly in areas related to emissions, safety, and permitting. Clear, consistent, and achievable regulations are essential to maintaining project momentum. AEM works closely with policymakers to ensure regulations support innovation and competitiveness while recognizing the practical realities contractors face in the field.

ET: How are companies adapting their risk management, insurance strategies, or contracting methods in today’s market? Companies are taking a more proactive approach to risk management by investing in safety technology, predictive maintenance, and real-time data visibility. These tools help reduce jobsite incidents, equipment failures, and project delays. Contracting methods are also evolving, with greater collaboration between owners, contractors and suppliers

to manage risk more effectively and deliver projects on time and on budget.

ET: What sustainability or ESG priorities are most shaping decision-making in the industry?

Sustainability is increasingly focused on practical outcomes rather than abstract commitments. Equipment manufacturers are advancing loweremission engines, alternative fuels, electrification and efficiency improvements that deliver real environmental benefits without sacrificing performance. Contractors are prioritizing solutions that reduce fuel consumption, extend equipment life, and support responsible resource use while maintaining productivity.

ET: Looking ahead three to five years, what are the biggest opportunities and threats for the construction sector? The greatest opportunity lies in the industry’s ability to embrace innovation at scale. Technology interoperability workforce development, and infrastructure investment together can transform productivity and safety across construction. The biggest threat is inaction. If the industry fails to modernize, address workforce challenges, or maintain a competitive policy environment, it risks slowing progress at a time when demand for construction has never been greater. Collaboration across the industry will be essential to unlocking long-term growth and resilience. 

ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION OF EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) serves as a voice and advocate for the off-road equipment manufacturing industry at the state, national, provincial and international levels. With members across various segments of the manufacturing industry, including construction (961), agriculture (529), mining (507), utility (537), and forestry (379), AEM hosts several events, including CONEXPO-CON/ AGG, Commodity Classic, World of Asphalt, The Utility Expo, bauma, CONEXPO India and more. For more information, visit aem.org.

By Kathy Wells, Editor-in-Chief

Deep Dive: Bobcat’s New E17 and E20 Compact Excavators

Bobcat Co. recently expanded its compact excavator lineup with the new E17 and a next-generation E20 model, targeting contractors working in landscaping, residential construction and other applications requiring power in confined spaces.

To understand the practical applications for contractors, Equipment Today spoke with a group of Bobcat product specialists about the design philosophy, key features and performance enhancements of these new machines.

What was the strategy behind introducing the E17 alongside the redesigned E20?

The E17 was added to the portfolio to serve as a”price point machine” in the 1- to 2-ton class. It provides a more affordable option for contractors who need the core performance of a compact excavator without some of the premium features. It comes exclusively in a canopy configuration, which helps manage the cost while still delivering the essential capabilities for this size class.

The next-generation E20 builds on the success of its predecessor, which

Take a look at the company’s latest launch and upgrades to its compact excavator lineup, designed to help contractors step up construction productivity in confined spaces.

was already a top performer. We made improvements to what we felt was the best machine in its class to make it even better. Both machines share key upgrades, including a redesigned hydraulic system and standard fingertip controls, but they are positioned to meet different customer needs and budgets.

Both models feature a new hydraulic system. What are the key changes and how do they benefit the operator?

Both the E17 and E20 are equipped with a new closed-center hydraulic system featuring a load-sensing

Bobcat’s E17 Compact Excavator joins the company’s portfolio to serve as a ”price point machine” in the 1- to 2-ton class.

pump. This is a significant upgrade that improves multi-functioning capabilities. For an operator, this means you can perform multiple actions simultaneously — like swinging the boom while operating an attachment — with more efficient use of hydraulic flow. The system delivers smooth, responsive control and precise positioning.

This enhanced controllability is crucial when digging a trench, working near foundations or using hydraulic attachments. It allows operators to complete tasks more efficiently

and with greater finesse, whether they are experienced or new to the machine. The improved system doesnʼt necessarily open up a new range of attachments, but it significantly enhances the performance and functionality of the attachments you are already using.

Fingertip controls for boom swing and auxiliary hydraulics are now standard. Why was this feature prioritized?

Making fingertip controls standard was a major focus for improving operator comfort and precision. Previously, a foot pedal rocker was the base option for these functions. Moving the controls to the joystick allows for much finer, more proportional movements. An operatorʼs thumb can be more precise than their foot, which is critical for tasks requiring finesse, such as digging along a foundation or carefully metering hydraulic flow to an attachment.

These controls are proportional, meaning a small movement of the switch results in a slow, controlled action, while a full push delivers maximum speed. This is a distinct advantage over some competitive models that may use a more on-off style control. We believe this feature benefits both seasoned operators who demand precision and newer operators who find it easier to have all primary controls accessible on the joysticks.

What specific features make these excavators ideal for tight-access jobsites?

Both the E17 and E20 are zerotail-swing machines with an in-track swing frame, allowing for unrestricted rotation when working close to walls or other obstacles.

A key feature for access is the hydraulically retractable undercarriage. On the E17, for example, the tracks can retract from a full width of 53.5 inches down to just 38.6 inches, allowing it to easily pass through standard gates and narrow entryways. The dozer blade can also be manually folded to match this compact width.

On the E20, weʼve improved the blade retraction mechanism.

It now uses a simple swivel pivot pin system, making it faster and easier for the operator to retract the blade extensions before navigating a tight space. These features, combined with convenient tie-down points and an automatic slew brake, make transport

and maneuvering on congested sites hassle-free.

The E20 offers an optional enclosed cab. What performance and comfort features does it include?

The optional cab on the E20 is designed for operators who work in colder climates or simply prefer a more controlled environment. It comes standard with heat, a Bluetooth radio, 3D grab handles and reduced noise levels.

Beyond comfort, the cab option includes two key performance features: auto idle and auto shift. Auto idle functions much like it does in a car, automatically reducing engine RPM when the machine is not actively working to save fuel.

Auto shift enhances maneuverability when traveling in two-speed mode. When an operator makes a turn in high speed, the machine senses the increased load on the track motors and automatically downshifts to low speed. This provides the necessary torque to complete the turn smoothly.

Once the machine straightens out, it automatically shifts back up to high speed. This allows the operator to travel quickly and efficiently across the jobsite without manually shifting for turns.

How does the performance of the next-generation E20 compare to the previous model?

The new E20 delivers a substantial performance boost. It has a rated lift capacity of 1,098 pounds and provides

24% more arm digging force and 26% more lifting capacity over the blade than the previous E20. This is achieved through the new hydraulic system, which includes larger boom and blade cylinders.

It also comes standard with a long arm for increased reach, digging depth and dump height, as well as a long blade for improved grading and backfilling performance. These upgrades make the E20 a powerful and productive machine capable of tackling more demanding jobs.

Upgrades to Bobcat’s E20 Compact Excavator include a redesigned hydraulic system and standard fingertip controls, among others.

Inside Hitachi’s Rebrand: LANDCROS Means Innovation

Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas COO Simon Wilson shares a look at strategy, timeline and goals regarding the brand’s big shift taking place throughout the next few years.

For Hitachi Construction Machinery, a company with origins dating back to 1912, the future is paved with change. In November 2025, the company announced it will officially change its corporate name and brand to LANDCROS, effective April 1, 2027. According to Hitachi, the brand transition represents its next stage of accelerating innovation to create and provide customers new forms of value as they look to the future. The change introduces updated equipment and parts branding, but also aims to maintain many of the company’s existing core values.

Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas Chief Operating Officer (COO) Simon Wilson explains that the reinvention is rooted in its long history and changing ownership structure. Founded in 1912, Hitachi pioneered major innovations in construction equipment, eventually becoming a large conglomerate. In the 1970s, Hitachi spun off Hitachi Construction Machinery as a standalone business, though the parent company retained majority ownership and control.

The company went public in 1981, continued expanding globally, and entered a long partnership with John Deere in 2000 to strengthen its presence in the Americas. That partnership ended in 2021. In 2022, Hitachi Limited made a strategic decision to reduce its ownership stake from 51% to 25%, signaling a move away from direct control and toward full independence for Hitachi Construction Machinery.

Because Hitachi Limited only allows majority-owned companies to use the Hitachi name, this ownership change meant Hitachi Construction Machinery would eventually need a new brand. Over the next several years, the company evaluated its strategy and identity. In 2025, it decided that in 2027 it will rebrand as LANDCROS, reflecting its evolution into a fully independent public company with greater freedom over capital, investment and long-term direction.

Equipment Today (ET) spoke with Wilson for a look at the move and what it means for the company, its dealers and its end users in construction. Read on for his insights.

ET: Tell us about LANDCROS and the meaning behind the name. LANDCROS was originally built as a concept, but there was always the plan that at some point it would become who we are. It’s a desire that we want to be more than just the machines. The machines are the core of what we are, but we also know that the business, the customers, the technology is advancing so fast that now there’s more than just the machine. It’s how customers interact with and use the machines with technology. LANDCROS encompasses many different factors of that technology, but also of our desires for the future.

In the name LANDCROS, there are two components. First, the LAND. Land is so important to us at Hitachi Construction Machinery. We are very careful of what we do, leaving the earth for our next generations in a better place than the way we found it. We

want to make sure that we know our equipment works with the earth and the land, we want to make sure that it’s doing so as best and as efficiently, but also safely, making sure that the earth is a continuation for us all. Next comes the CROS, which is an acronym representing the four key components of who we are: Customer, Reliable, Open, Solution.

The first is Customer: We want to always make sure that customer is first in mind. It’s not what we desire, it’s what our customers desire, so we want to make sure we’re always listening. It’s what has been at the core of Hitachi machines since the start. It was always: What do you think? What do you need? What do you like? What do you not like? How can we help you? How do we make sure that we’re providing something for you, the customer, and that it’s a customer-driven idea. Next, is Reliable. And that’s not just reliable

equipment, it’s also reliable partner you can trust in. We want to be there. We want to make sure the people we engage with and the customers that engage with us can count on us. We want to make sure that we’re there for them when they need it, no matter what that means — if that’s in a parts or customer service aspect, or “hey, I’ve got a new need and I’m not really sure how I can solve that,” that’s where we want to be reliable. They can know they have a partner that will always be there, which is important for us in this transition. Nothing other than the name is changing, so we still want to be the reliable supplier that they’ve known for the last three, 10 or 50 years. The O in our acronym is Open. We’re very open, and we truly believe in open technology and open thoughts. We know that we may not have every answer when it comes to

technology on a machine, so weʼre open to working with other companies and partners. We want to find the right solution for the customer. Weʼll work together to figure out whatʼs best for you as you go forward.

And finally, the S is Solution, as in a solution provider. Itʼs a carryover, something thatʼs always been with us, making sure that weʼre finding solutions for our customers, and finding that whatever that means, that might mean something within our product, it might mean something within their business need, but whatever that solution is, we want to be a solution provider. We want to continue that in our new name, LANDCROS.

ET: What does this mean for the organization as a whole? Nothing is changing in the organization aside from the name. If anything does change, itʼs really the freedom for the global company of Hitachi Construction Machinery to now have the ability to oversee its own deployment of capital, upon its direction of where it wants to invest, without a parent company to explain, report and drive those. The executives, the management, the factories, all of those are staying the same.

Our machines are going to stay the same. That color will stay the same. An important piece for us is the color of the machines are staying the same what we call “reliable orange.” The change of the name in decals will come to each machine, and that is a big deal, but itʼs also one that will happen beginning in April 2027.

Historically, we are number one, two or three, depending on the countries that we participate in globally. In North America, as we relaunch the brand, we are still on track for us to be one of the big four in terms of unit sales in the markets that we participate in. So for our standing in the market and where we expect to go, we have no change in our growth plans. We expect to continue with our outstanding dealer network that has come on-board over the last three to four years. Theyʼve been trained up and weʼve been engaged together in that. Weʼve grown together. And theyʼre really starting to hit their strides in the marketplace. The dealerships are at the core here in the Americas, and the plan we have for growth and what weʼve talked with the dealers about has their full support. If anything, this will allow us some quicker items, potentially, as we expand product portfolios and look at different products weʼre going to get into that will help us as we move forward. Weʼre in a phase of a change with our dealers, which will take some months and days to come through.

Our next phase is with the customers and making sure they

understand the dealers arenʼt changing, the product isnʼt changing, the support isnʼt changing, but the name on the machine and the name on the dealership will change. And thatʼs a big deal, so we want to make sure we work through that appropriately.

ET: Regarding branding, what does this mean for existing machines, parts and serviceability moving forward? And then, of course, dealers and end users.

Right now, the brand will be changing on April 1, 2027. We fully expect at that point in time, the product, as

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weʼll be selling it, will transition in the marketplace. The main machines will start seeing the new decals coming through, and the parts and the other pieces on the machines arenʼt changing. The products arenʼt changing, the parts will fit, and parts will work on old machines to

new machines, etc. We will have a transition plan as we go through the parts, and will be working with the dealers to repackage and rebrand those pieces, because those do take time, and that will happen from April 1, 2027, and forward.

ET: What does this mean for product development and innovation? At bauma 2025, Hitachi introduced LANDCROS One, an excavator prototype — whatʼs next? Thereʼs always a product plan — thereʼs a deep, intensive future product plan to develop the next generation. What are the next pieces our customers will be asking for? What are we working on to develop that? So, that remains unchanged, though, as I mentioned earlier, the ability for the company to invest or to work through some different investments and different schedules for product. It gives them more freedom because of the requirements. Now, as a standalone company, it really is standalone in that the board can determine how and where investments go in, and thereʼs a large amount that Hitachi is continuing to invest in its product. We are fully expecting in the coming years some new products that replace some current models, some of our excavators and some of the products youʼll see in North America, some products that potentially are sold in other markets, that now weʼre going to bring in. Weʼre not disclosing those yet, but CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 will be the key timeframe for some of those new introductions. Even outside of that, there are some other segments of the market that weʼre working through and, while the brand change doesnʼt directly impact that, it does allow some differences for the company, as theyʼre a little bit more nimble. Weʼre really looking to invest and there is going to be some new product coming out. We expect there will be some under the Hitachi brand before the April 1, 2027, timeframe. And then thereʼs going to be some that will come afterward under the LANDCROS name. Itʼs an exciting time for us and our engineers more than 3,000 strong in Japan working on the

current product. They are working fast and furious, especially for us here in North America, because this is still the largest market and the highest growth focus for Hitachi Construction Machinery. And our success is what the company is pinning itself on and so far, knock on wood, weʼre doing well and weʼre on our weʼre on track with our plan.

ET: Are you able to share any details or developments regarding autonomous or remotely operated equipment, gamified ergonomics, or integrated tech partners?

At CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, youʼll see a couple of these. Weʼre still not disclosing the companies, but there are a couple of those pieces in play. The autonomous side is very key and a high discussion point these days, but some of the other components just are coming in. We shared a little of it at bauma 2025, but even more with the next generation of how machines operate, how they interact with the operator and how it improves their ability to operate those machines. And thereʼs a lot of safety items that are coming along with this as well, that will help improve productivity. These are specific to some of our industry segments, especially those putting pipes in the ground. Those are some of the key items that weʼre looking at, using some of the cool technology that may not be designed by us, but itʼs being integrated with us, with some of these partners. This really pushes to what LANDCROS is: We see ourselves as having many relationships, and using the best and the brightest people from the industry, and even outside the industry, to make our products more productive and more user friendly, and adding value for our customers.

ET: Tell us about ground-to-cloud technologies. Where is that bringing in AI or other advanced solutions?

The ground to the cloud is, is because of the power of the technology, and really the AI drive that is really starting to take an acceleration in our industry. We are going to be part of that, and some of the work that weʼre doing to really bring those tools together, where they donʼt have to be embedded

Hitachi Construction Machinery Europe (HCME) presented the futuristic LANDCROS One concept excavator at bauma 2025. Developed in collaboration with Granstudio, the machine embodies the Hitachi vision for a smarter, safer and more sustainable future in construction.“LANDCROS One is more than just a machine,” said HCME president and CEO Francesco Quaranta. “It’s our commitment to deliver solutions beyond machinery in a new construction ecosystem. We’re proud to lead the new wave of innovation, empowering the next-generation workforce and redefining possibilities in the construction machinery industry.”

on the machine, but theyʼre embedded somewhere else, and using somewhere else, because you can, canʼt go anywhere now with having that machine connected, you know, and thereʼs, thereʼs even simple ones that we have on our machine today where we have what we call con site air, and this is the ability for our dealerships to connect to that machine, no matter where it is, without physically being at the machine. So think of your iPhone, the ability for you to download new software or to just dial in using the cloud, in the cell networks or a satellite network, you can connect to that machine. You can diagnose whatʼs going on. You can see if itʼs working operationally. You can see whatʼs necessary without having to have somebody to drive to that machine and connect a cable to it. These are just little things, but there are even more things this technology focus in our industry is coming to and itʼs exciting. In seeing it in action, it makes a lot of sense and adds value. And this is what some customers are asking for, and weʼre going to deliver what they want.

ET: Does LANDROS intend on growing dealer footprints, and if so, in which markets?

Today, we have 24 dealer groups and a little more than 90% of the geographical market covered. We expect over the next several months that we will have a few more of those areas fully covered in North America with 26 dealer groups. And with the brand change, weʼre investing in those dealers. But the bigger item is the continued investment that our dealers put into the business, the goals that they have, and aligning with the goals that we have. Theyʼre willing to grow with us, theyʼre willing to try different things. And for me, thatʼs part of the excitement. We donʼt want to do things the way everyone else is doing things. We want to do it the Hitachi way, and now the new LANDCROS way. And we truly believe the dealer body that we have in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, are the dealer groups that are going to take us into the future we invest in them and they invest in us. Thatʼs what you want as an OEM, and here we feel weʼre lucky.

ET: What has been the reaction so far? And what do you anticipate hearing once the rollout begins? Initially, there were a lot of questions Why? And what does this mean? and starting to address the emotional response and understanding the plan. Now, itʼs moved over into “How do we

making this as great as we can?” We have a ton of work to do to make sure that people truly understand what goes on moving forward. The Hitachi name has been on machines for 75 years. When you change that, it doesnʼt mean everyone remembers or understands, and thatʼs our goal: to make sure that the customers understand that the dealers are still going to be the same dealers, the same people that they already deal with.

This is a long road as we go forward, but weʼre very happy with where it is at this stage. I give my congratulations to our team. It was a lot of work to get here. Now itʼs “go” time.

ET: What final message would you like to share with readers about Hitachi-LANDCROS moving forward? First, I would say thank you. Thank you to those who have engaged with Hitachi over the last 75 years. Youʼll see LANDCROS in the future, and youʼll see that the company and who we are is not changing. And for those of you who havenʼt engaged with us, we always welcome people to our table, and we think youʼll be very satisfied with what we have to offer. Weʼre always going to be here to listen to our customers and be part of it. And we, all of us here, love this business. We love what we contribute to this entire construction economy we are a part of. We play our own little part. Itʼs what we love to do, and thatʼs the team we have here at Hitachi Construction Machinery.

Hitachi Construction Machinery Establishes LANDCROS Development Center Europe GmbH in Germany In January 2026, Hitachi Construction Machinery established the LANDCROS Development Center Europe in Germany, creating a dedicated European research and development hub to accelerate the development of battery-powered excavators, ICT-enabled products and digital solutions, while leveraging Europeʼs leadership in sustainability, zero-emission technology and advanced construction practices. The move separates global innovation responsibilities from regional specialization with partner KTEG, strengthens Hitachiʼs global development network alongside Japan and India, and signals a major step in the companyʼs transformation toward sustainable, digitally connected construction machinery.

From Boom to Balance: Preparing for Construction’s Next Phase

Dennis Howard, senior vice president of Roadbuilding and Minerals at RDO Equipment Co., shares predictions

about how housing starts, infrastructure funding and data centers will affect the industry this year.

Industry conversations, whether spirited or casual, often unfold around the dinner table, sometimes around a nice glass of sweet tea or occasionally something a little stronger. These friendly debates among colleagues-turned-friends undoubtedly circle back to what I am hearing from others across the country and my predictions.

As I reflect on those conversations and what topics get debated, a few subjects seem to always be on the list — housing starts, infrastructure funding and the newcomer, data centers — no matter whether I am in California, Texas, Minnesota, Montana ... basically anywhere west of the Mississippi.

All these developments vary depending on regional growth, economic pressures and state or county decisions.

During discussions regarding housing starts or the lack thereof in certain states, we also wondered if infrastructure funding or commercial builds, such as data centers, would make up for the decline in housing starts.

The continued uncertainty around policy decisions, such as tariffs, generates many discussions and debates. The wild card? The growth

of the demand for data centers and their potential.

Letʼs revisit how these factors have helped contractors plan for the upcoming season and how they have shaped the industry.

Why Housing Starts Matter

For contractors, housing starts are one of the leading indicators of future workloads. Contractors use housing as one growth marker for communities where they work and live.

Housing starts — The number of new residential projects (single-family and multifamily) beginning construction.

Pipeline effect — A housing start today means months of construction work ahead, including site development, underground utilities, concrete pouring, framing and more.

Economic effect — Housing starts are tied to population growth, household formation and consumer demand.

Leading indicator role — Each housing start signals months of work ahead — labor, materials and services.

Housing Starts Delay

Rising interest rates, supply chain disruptions and affordability challenges slowed residential construction. High housing costs delayed first-time buyersʼ decision to become a homeowner, slowing new home construction, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

Also, the bond market plays a central role in shaping mortgage rates because it reflects investorsʼ demand for debt securities. When investors buy bonds heavily, housing prices can rise and interest rates can decrease across the economy. When investors sell bonds, mortgage rates can increase. The bond market acts as a barometer of economic confidence and inflation expectations, directly affecting the

rates of businesses and consumersʼ ability to borrow money.

Late in 2025, mortgage rates slightly fluctuated due to uncertainty around price inflation, tied at least in part to questions around the price impact of tariffs on resources like steel. That said, housing starts increased in some high-demand regions like Texas and Colorado.

In 2026, housing starts will continue to face headwinds in some communities, but commercial construction will remain strong. We hope that the mortgage interest rates will decrease this year, helping to boost housing starts in communities where demand for housing has remained high despite challenges.

The 2026 housing starts outlook suggests commercial construction will remain resilient, while new home builds may rise modestly in buyer-friendly markets.

Infrastructure Funding’s Recent History Since 2021, spending from government agencies has fluctuated. With some projects fully funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) in certain states, hereʼs how we can think about infrastructure projectsʼ funding:

Infrastructure projectsʼ funding — Roads, bridges, utilities, public transit are typically funded by federal, state or local governments.

Pipeline effect — Once funding is approved, projects are planned and executed over years, guaranteeing sustained demand for construction services.

Economic effect — Infrastructure investment stimulates not only construction firms but also affects steel, cement and machinery availability.

Leading indicator role —

Infrastructure funding announcements can help contractors prepare bids for future workloads and plan for more labor capacity.

When contractors keep a close

eye on state or county funding for infrastructure projects, they can better prepare for bidding or building cost projections. Events from last year will affect contractorsʼ bottom line until mid-summer of this year — especially the increased building materials costs due to tariffs on certain countries.

Letʼs discuss how contractors managed increased building costs, changing policies and how we can plan for this year.

Uncertainty Remains Around Funding

After years of robust growth powered by federal infrastructure funding, the industry is shifting into a new phase marked by moderate growth and tighter margins. The IIJA is currently set to expire in 2026. As of the time of writing this article, there are no plans to extend the bill.

In addition, the 43-day government shutdown slowed potential decisions to extend federal infrastructure funding, froze contract payments and created uncertainty for contractors nationwide. The shutdown also delayed sharing certain data sets, like unemployment rates, that help to inform investors so they can define opportunities. Lastly, the federal government shutdown had a ripple effect on permit delays by state and county officials, which could cause some projects to have later start dates this year.

Now that officials are back in their offices and things are moving, certain details still largely remain opaque. Itʼs like that riddle that your friend shares and adamantly swears it makes logical sense, but it just doesnʼt shake out for most of us. The government shutdown, plus the tariffs, will cause contractors to perhaps juggle changing project start dates, funding uncertainty, and increased costs in the immediate future.

The 2026 infrastructure funding outlook suggests contractors can expect moderate growth in transportation and energy projects, especially in regions like Texas or

the mountain west. However, cost inflation will still likely be a factor well into this summer.

The New Kid? Data Centers

Demand for data centers, semiconductor facilities and advanced manufacturing plants — fueled by the Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors and Science Act of 2022 (CHIPS Act) and private investment — drives growth. Last year, data centers emerged as a rising star when thousands of builds began.

Data center — A large, purposebuilt facility containing advanced cooling systems, fire suppression, redundant power supplies, and networking infrastructure for storing, processing and distributing vast amounts of data.

Pipeline effect — Data centers require a large area with a vast amount of energy. Contractors and subcontractors have been working together to develop sites through grading work and connecting the center to power grids like existing electrical grid, natural gas or a renewable source, e.g. solar.

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Economic effect — Many debate the effects that new data centers have on local and regional communities. When a new data center build starts, it causes significant capital injection and demand for highly skilled jobs. We will have to watch this year to see how the building of these data centers affects economies.

Leading indicator role — Part of the commercial infrastructure that some subdivision builders have embraced until housing starts to rebound. As many of these projects have a multi-year schedule, we can expect data center builds to generate demand.

Emerging Bidding Opportunities

Contractors who would have been building subdivisions may be building data centers and other commercial facilities, which today are largely propping up the industry (though it remains to be seen how long this will last). Contractors are learning the job as project details for building power systems for data centers are still emerging.

Iʼve spoken to many contractors who have decided to research data center projects and try their hand at preparing bids. Some are even watching the recent news reported by Forbes that data centers could potentially be powered by small nuclear reactors repurposed from decommissioned military ships.

The 2026 data centers outlook suggests that, as many in tech debate whether the AI bubble exists or not, we can still expect projects that are underway to require continued development, including the power or roads around these large buildings.

Final Thoughts and What to Watch Contractors who anticipate and prepare accordingly for challenges, whether funding, housing, or costs, will be best positioned to thrive. While we wait for policy decisions to shake out, you can consult your trusted advisors to facilitate conversations. Uncertainty remains, but here are some places I go to gather more information, so Iʼll have the ammo for the next “friendly” debate. We do know that if you are not researching

data center projects, you may miss an opportunity.

Follow housing starts shared by the NAHB.

Follow building materials prices like steel on your preferred market tracking website.

Watch for any further discussion on extending IIJA funding past October 2026 through local or regional news stories and this infrastructure implementation tracking site by the National Governors Association.

Develop a relationship with a trusted construction equipment and technology dealer.

The continued uncertainty around policy decisions, such as tariffs, generates many discussions and debates. The wild card? The growth of the demand for data centers and their potential.

Allyson Sherrier,

A First-Timer’s Guide to CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026

Attending CONEXPO-CON/AGG for the first time? Me too. Here’s what experienced attendees say matters most — from planning smart to making the most of the chaos. 1.

CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 is here. It only takes place every three years, so itʼs important that attendees plan to take advantage of every opportunity throughout the course of the show. And if youʼre like me, itʼs your first time attending. Over the past few months, there has been a steady flow of information leading up to the big event, but now weʼre in the thick of it. For fellow newcomers who are currently exploring this massive exhibition alongside me, I have rounded up some of the most valuable advice shared by seasoned CONEXPO-CON/ AGG attendees and lined up five tips to help us all prepare, navigate and succeed while experiencing North Americaʼs largest construction trade show.

RESET YOUR PLAN DAILY

If you came in with a perfectly mapped-out schedule, chances are itʼs already been blown up — and thatʼs OK. The key now is to refocus each morning (or even midday).

Look at what youʼve already seen, what youʼve might have missed and what actually deserves a second look. Prioritize a few must-see booths, demos or sessions for the rest of the day instead of trying to cram everything in. This show rewards flexibility more than rigid planning.

MAKE SURE YOU’RE USING THE RIGHT BADGE

You may already be wearing your badge, but nowʼs the time to confirm youʼre getting everything you can out of it. If you find yourself shut out of certain workshops or education sessions, double-check what your badge includes and adjust your schedule accordingly.

Understanding your access in real time helps you avoid frustration — and ensures youʼre spending time where you actually can participate.

2. 4. 3. 5.

TALK TO EVERYONE (YES, EVEN STRANGERS)

This is the moment to lean into the networking. Strike up conversations while waiting for demos, sitting in sessions or walking the outdoor exhibits. Talk to exhibitors, contractors, manufacturers, educators and members of the press. Donʼt wait for a formal introduction or scheduled meeting. Some of the best conversations at CONEXPO-CON/ AGG happen unexpectedly — and often lead to the most valuable takeaways.

REMEMBER THE BASICS: PACE YOURSELF AND ENJOY IT

GET INTO SESSIONS EARLY OR MOVE ON QUICKLY

Education sessions, panels and workshops fill up fast. If you want a seat, arrive early. If you make it in and realize the session isnʼt delivering what you hoped, donʼt feel obligated to stay.

Time is your most limited resource here. Use it where youʼre learning something new, gaining insight or walking away with ideas you can actually apply.

Yes, youʼre here for work — but that doesnʼt mean you canʼt enjoy the experience. Between the contests, demos, interactive displays and yes, the free swag, thereʼs a lot happening beyond straight business.

At the same time, pace yourself. Eat, hydrate, take short breaks and donʼt try to do late-night Vegas if you want to be functional the next morning. CONEXPO-CON/AGG is a marathon, not a sprint.

If youʼre feeling overwhelmed, just know youʼre not alone. Most of us — especially first-timers — are figuring it out as we go. Take advice from those whoʼve been here before, trust your instincts and focus on what matters most to you.

Good luck — and if youʼre reading this between halls or meetings, Iʼll see you on the show floor.

Experience Wacker Neuson at CONEXPO-CON/AGG and see why we have the Solutions Built for You. At our booth, you’ll get hands-on with equipment engineered to make your work easier, more e cient, and more productive. From our latest compact machines to industry leading compaction equipment, every product is designed with your jobsite needs in mind. Meet our team, explore new technology, and see firsthand how Wacker Neuson delivers reliability and performance built around you.

As you plan your CONEXPO-CON/AGG journey, make sure to visit Wacker Neuson in the West Hall, Booth #43701. Your next solution is waiting here!

See you in Las Vegas

March 3 -7, 2026

West Hall

Booth #43701