WesTrac Sales Representative Trevor Hearne shows off the Cat 255 Compact Track Loader. Images: Prime Creative Media
The 2026 Perth Tradie Expo has reinforced its position as Western Australia’s premier event for tradies, contractors and DIY enthusiasts.
The three-day expo brought together more than 200 brands showcasing the latest tools, machinery, earthmoving equipment, commercial vehicles, workwear, training services and business solutions, while offering visitors access to exclusive end-of-financial-year deals and product demonstrations.
A major drawcard was the opportunity for attendees to see emerging technologies and equipment firsthand, with exhibitors including leading suppliers of construction, transport and earthmoving solutions. The event also featured recruitment and training opportunities, expert industry advice, and a community-focused atmosphere with free parking and gold-coin entry supporting charity.
Brooks Hire General Manager Nathan Femener with an XCMG XE215LC excavator for sale.A Hitachi Zaxis 48U with new LANDCROS branding: a short-tail-swing mini excavator popular for tight urban job sites, landscaping, and utility work.Total Rockbreaking Solutions Sales Manager Adam Leece (right) and Parts and Tools Coordinator Brett Alison with a Rammer rockbreaker and a Simex drum cutter.Inside the Tradie Pavilion, Alemlube displayed its latest products designed to boost workshop efficiency and overall performance, such as Rewinda hose reels and assorted fuel pumps.ASV Sales and Service has partnered with Wacker Neuson to distribute its machinery in Western Australia, and exhibited a range of models at the Expo.At the Repco stand were the company’s Commercial/Industrial Business Development Manager Wayne Mollenoyux (left) and Customer Development Manager Teagan Stareczek.Since 1983, JLG has specialised in access and lighting equipment, with several products on show at the event.Develon developing onwards: the company is currently developing next-generation machinery.
