Hitachi Construction Machinery (HCM) has launched the “LANDCROS Innovation Studios Mining Challenge”, a project which solicits ideas from startup companies around the world targeting the field of mining.
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HCMA to rebrand into LANDCROS
Hitachi Construction Machinery Co is to transform into a new global brand, LANDCROS, marking the next chapter in the company’s 75-year legacy of reliability, innovation, and customer partnership.
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Seventh heaven with Hitachi Zaxis excavators
For Australian contractors, where tough conditions, long working hours and increasingly stringent environmental expectations converge, the Zaxis-7 series has proven to be a timely evolution of a trusted brand.
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Hitachi, Rio Tinto ink deal for ultra-large excavators
Hitachi Construction Machinery has signed a charter agreement with Rio Tinto subsidiary Technological Resources for a program of work directed at the development of remote operation technologies for ultra-large hydraulic excavators.
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100,000-hour milestone for Hitachi excavator
A Hitachi EX3600-6 ultra-large hydraulic excavator manufactured by Hitachi Construction Machinery, which has been in operation since 2012 at the Kumtor Gold Mine operated by mining company Kumtor Gold at the Kyrgyz Republic, has achieved a milestone of 100,000 hours of operation.
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Top grades for Hitachi and Bell Equipment
Bell Equipment, in partnership with Hitachi Construction Machinery, has introduced the Bell G140 motor grader, designed specifically for local government and light-to-medium construction applications.
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Hitachi ZX345- 7: Compact, comfortable champion
The Hitachi ZX345USLC-7 (ZX345- 7) excavator has been turning many heads, offering a remarkable combination of compact design and powerful performance.
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Hitachi excavators: Demanding jobs demand efficiency
Meet the Hitachi ZX690LCH-7 and ZX890LCH-7 excavators: part of the company’s Zaxis-7 series, designed to deliver enhanced performance, efficiency, and operator comfort for demanding construction and mining applications.
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SEE Group’s vision for success
A number of acquisitions from Hitachi have helped the SEE Group combine traditional work ethic and skills with cutting-edge technology, creating solutions that are both practical and visionary.
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G.P.P. Industries gains from minimal swing, maximum performance
If you see orange machines hard at work recycling material or on a building site in Western Sydney, chances are they’re part of projects being undertaken by G.P.P. Industries.
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Mulgoa Quarries and Hitachi: Performance, parts and parcel
Hard rocks need not mean hard work. A Hitachi ZX490LCH has proven its worth for Mulgoa Quarries, demonstrating impressive efficiency and fuel economy.
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Hitachi makes pile of sense for Civil Sydney
When Civil Sydney needed an excavator to help with its specialised piling operations, it knew it could be only a Hitachi.
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World first trial of ultra-large full battery dump truck
Hitachi Construction Machinery has announced the start of the world’s first technological feasibility trial of an ultra-large full battery rigid frame dump truck by an OEM.
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Bell Equipment: On the right tracks
South African company Bell Equipment has a global footprint and almost 70 years of experience in the manufacture, distribution, and support of material-handling equipment, and its innovative tracked carrier is now poised to make its Australian debut.
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Hitachi develops operator assist system
Hitachi Construction Machinery has developed an operator assist system aimed at supporting the digging and loading operations of ultra-large hydraulic excavators for improved operational performance.
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Orange energy
NSW-based rail and civil construction business Anric Group is pushing the envelope on sustainability with the introduction of a brand-new, fully electric Hitachi ZE85 excavator.
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