Mike Hayes

As construction equipment gains more sophisticated cabs, emissions systems, electronics and safety technology, the space available for traditional hydraulic hardware is increasingly contested.

For many off-highway fleets, the transition away from conventional diesel is not going to be as simple as swapping an engine for a battery.

Specialists from Cleanfix will join KHL Content Studio's Mike Hayes for a live webinar exploring how smarter cooling can give off-highway equipment manufacturers and operators a competitive edge.

Experts will discuss how smarter cooling can improve uptime, reduce costs and boost equipment performance

Two identical haul trucks can require different tires. ground conditions, including surface evenness, sharpness and abrasiveness; payload and the type and density of the material being carried; temperature – particularly in extremes; haul distance per cycle; operating speed.

Experts will discuss how smarter cooling can improve uptime, reduce costs and boost equipment performance

How good fuel management and advanced filtration can help fleets adopt lower-carbon fuels without sacrificing uptime or component life.

An excavator can meet its individual lifting and swing targets but still fall short when loading a truck. How?

European contractors are being asked to reconcile a difficult set of demands. Supporting documents Click links below to download and view individual files. Product_Guide_EWR170_StV_EN_21_20065199_E.pdf A guide to Volvo's EWR170 excavator Size: 1.1 MB Product_Guide_EC500_StageV_EN_21_20062658_C.pdf A guide to Volvo's EC500 excavator Size: 1.3 MB Product_Guide_ECR255_StV_EN_21_20066801_A.pdf A guide to Volvo's ECR255 excavator Size: 1.7 MB

Connecting design, testing and service can help manufacturers improve machine performance and reduce repeated engineering work