Construction

2026-04

How to make a rubber profile? Through extrusion of course!

Did you know, that almost infinite lengths of rubber profiles can be extruded? Yes, in principle they can! Rubber extrusion is a continuous manufacturing process, which means that as long as raw material is supplied and the line remains operational, the profile in question can be produced in lengths that are only practically limited by […]

Crusher bucket for excavator in construction

2026-02

Construction, Infrastructure, Innovation

What are the top perks with a crusher bucket for excavator?

The crusher bucket for excavators is valued for on-site material processing, reduced transport needs, and operational flexibility. Construction waste is transformed into reusable aggregates directly at the source, while project timelines are shortened through integrated crushing and handling. Cost efficiency is improved and environmental impact is reduced, resulting in operational versatility across construction, demolition, and […]

2025-02

Construction, Innovation

Screening bucket for your excavator and loader

A screening bucket is a specialized attachments, for either excavator or wheel loader, designed primarily to separate, sift, and sort various types of materials. Whether you are working with topsoil, compost, demolition waste, aggregates, or even biomass, these buckets can streamline on-site processing. By eliminating oversized or unwanted particles, they ensure that you only end […]

2025-02

Construction, Innovation, Manufacturing

Extend your forklift battery lifespan – Follow the 8-8-8 rule!

Forklifts typically rely on two primary battery types—lead-acid and lithium-ion. Depending on the operating environment, both battery types can offer reliable service for several years. In many industrial applications, a well-maintained lead-acid forklift battery can have a lifespan and last around five years (or approximately 1,500 charge cycles), whereas a lithium-ion variant can sometimes retain […]

2025-02

Construction, Innovation

What is landscape grading and drainage?

The ideal slope for most landscape grading and drainage applications typically falls within the range of 1% to 3%. In practical terms, this means that for every 100 feet (approximately 30 meters) of horizontal distance, the vertical drop (or rise) should be between 1 and 3 feet (30-100 cm). Having at least a 2% slope […]