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28/Apr2026

Carbon Fiber Boom Arms are Solving the Telehandler Weight Paradox

For years, telehandlers and large boom lifts have been trapped in a frustrating engineering paradox. To reach higher and lift heavier, you need a longer, thicker boom arm made of high-strength steel.

28/Apr2026

OEM Remanufacturing is Quietly Becoming the Backbone of Fleet Expansion

While the press focuses on shiny new autonomous machines, a massive economic shift is happening in the background of the heavy equipment industry: the rise of high-end OEM remanufacturing. We aren't t

28/Apr2026

3D Scanning Replacing the Tape Measure for PPE Fit

The End of “Close Enough”: How Digital Scanning Is Fixing Safety Gear Sizing

28/Apr2026

The Move Away From Ice-Pack Vests to Phase Change Cooling

Why Industrial Cooling Gear Is Finally Ditching the Ice

27/Apr2026

Hydrogen Fuel Cells Finally Making Sense for Heavy Multi-Shift Operations

While the wider construction world is looking at hydrogen combustion, the forklift industry is doubling down on hydrogen fuel cells-and for once, the economics actually make sense, but only for a very

27/Apr2026

The Shift to Modular “Skid” Platforms to Cut Development Time

If you look under the hood of two completely different machines from the same manufacturer-for example, a 6-ton compact excavator and a 7-ton wheeled excavator-historically, you would find totally dif

27/Apr2026

Hydrogen Combustion Engines as the Pragmatic Middle Ground

While everyone in the heavy equipment sector has been fixated on battery electric machines, a different zero-emission technology is quietly gaining serious traction among OEMs, and it has nothing to d

27/Apr2026

The Push to Lower OSHA’s Noise Exposure Limits

The Regulatory Earthquake Coming to Hearing Conservation Programs

27/Apr2026

The Nanofiber Filter Revolution in Respiratory Protection

Why Breathing Through a P100 Respirator Is Finally Getting Easier

26/Apr2026

Solid-State Batteries Are Entering the Cold-Storage Fray

Lithium-ion won the war against lead-acid in standard warehouse environments, but there is one sector where lithium still struggles: deep-freeze cold storage. When you take a standard lithium-ion fork

26/Apr2026

The Slow Rise of “Power-by-the-Hour” Equipment Leasing

The heavy equipment sales model has been fundamentally the same for a century: a contractor buys a machine, puts down a massive chunk of capital or finances it, owns it for five to seven years, and th

26/Apr2026

Telematics Moving from “Big Brother” to Predictive Vibration Analysis

For the last ten years, the telematics boxes bolted to the side of excavators and bulldozers mostly acted as GPS trackers and hour meters. Fleet managers used them to yell at operators about excessive

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Carbon Fiber Boom Arms are Solving the Telehandler Weight Paradox

OEM Remanufacturing is Quietly Becoming the Backbone of Fleet Expansion

3D Scanning Replacing the Tape Measure for PPE Fit

The Move Away From Ice-Pack Vests to Phase Change Cooling

Hydrogen Fuel Cells Finally Making Sense for Heavy Multi-Shift Operations

The Shift to Modular “Skid” Platforms to Cut Development Time

Hydrogen Combustion Engines as the Pragmatic Middle Ground

The Push to Lower OSHA’s Noise Exposure Limits

The Nanofiber Filter Revolution in Respiratory Protection

Solid-State Batteries Are Entering the Cold-Storage Fray

The Slow Rise of “Power-by-the-Hour” Equipment Leasing

Telematics Moving from “Big Brother” to Predictive Vibration Analysis