To help address the need for personal protection equipment in their community, team members from Genie, a Terex brand, headquartered in Redmond, Wash., have been working on a concept that will allow them to produce medical equipment for a local hospital.
With its in-house 3D printer, Terex Utilities can produce eight bands every 20 hours, and is running the printer 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Altec Industries Inc. is recalling certain 2016-2018 AT200A vehicles built on Ford E-350 Cutaway chassis and 2019-2020 DT65-E, D3000-E, and DH-E Digger Derricks Aerial devices.
Terex shares tips to help fleet operations managers better understand their options for maintaining as much financial liquidity as possible without compromising investment in mission critical equipment.
Stellar Industries announced the addition of Curry Supply in Gilbert, Ariz., to its growing distribution network.
Crane Industry Services (CIS) expanded its team with the addition of Ray Rice as business development manager.
The Volvo Auto Hauler (VAH) 300 is now available for order at a lowered 94.5-inch height, currently the lowest in the industry by 1.5 inches, according to the company.
Maintainer Corporation of Iowa, Inc. enhanced its line of Removable Compartments for Maintainer service bodies.
Terex is still shipping equipment and parts operations, parts fabrication, service centers, logistics, and shipping operations are running.
The NBT40-2 series boom truck is ideal for the construction, utility, and tree service industries.
An estimated 238 Altec units and 407 Terex units are potentially affected by these recalls.
The 2020 Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference was scheduled for May 31-June 3.
Terex Service Centers are now Authorized Service Centers for Load King boom trucks, truck cranes, and Terex legacy products.
Leading Safety Works, a certification program from Crane Industry Services LLC and Okos Partners, is adding a training simulator component.
Iowa Mold Tooling Co., Inc., introduced its new IMT 6000 series hydraulic telescopic crane and Dominator I mechanics truck package at ConExpo-Agg.
Today, digger derricks are an essential tool for utility line construction. Here’s how they’ve evolved over the past 75 years, from a new invention to a critical part of any utility fleet.
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