by Sawon Banerjee | Jan 15, 2021 | News
The land acquisition for the Ganga Expressway project in Uttar Pradesh will commence in December 2020.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Uttar Pradesh Expressways Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA) Mr. Awanish Awasthi inaugurated a three-day training programme for district officials.
The training programme is being organised for officials of 12 districts from Meerut to Prayagraj through which the proposed Ganga e-way is to pass.
The CEO asked the officials to complete land acquisition as soon as possible. The project will be inaugurated in June 2021.
Around 6,000 ha land, totalling Rs. 9,000 crore, is to be acquired for the Ganga e-way.
by Sawon Banerjee | Jan 15, 2021 | News

Infrastructure projects worth Rs. 44 lakh crore are under implementation as part of the Rs. 111 lakh crore National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP).
Under the programme, investments worth Rs. 25 lakh crore are envisaged in the energy sector; Rs. 20 lakh crore in the highways sector; Rs. 16 lakh crore in irrigation, rural agriculture and food processing; Rs. 16 lakh crore each in mobility and railways; and Rs. 14 lakh crore on digital infra, among others.
The highway sector has huge potential and the toll income was slated to reach Rs. one lakh crore in five years from Rs. 34,000 crore in 2020. The sector holds lucrative investment opportunities given 100 per cent FDI permitted in the sector.
The government has set an investments target to the tune of Rs. 15 lakh crore for the sector for the next two-three years.
by Sawon Banerjee | Jan 15, 2021 | Construction Equipments
CASE Construction Equipment, a CNH Industrial brand, has launched its much-awaited CX220C Crawler Excavator in the Indian market today. With the introduction of this new product, the brand has further strengthened its leading position in the country’s construction industry. The excavator is ‘Made in India’ at the brand’s state-of-the-art manufacturing plant in Pithampur (Madhya Pradesh).
The CASE CX220C is specially designed for the most challenging applications. The machine is equipped with a powerful and reliable FPT Industrial engine to ensure high productivity with low fuel consumption. It is ideally suited for stone quarries, road works, general construction and earthworks. The product will be commercialized in the Indian sub-continent and across Asian and African markets right from their launch.

“CASE India embarks on a new journey with it’s made in India excavator. With the launch of our new product today, we have expanded our offering to include the Indian equipment market’s largest segment. As one of the biggest construction equipment markets and one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, India forms a key part of our growth strategy,” said Raunak Varma, Country Manager, CNH Industrial India. “We are committed to this market and are growing consistently in terms of our product portfolio, manufacturing capabilities and customer touchpoints.”
Speaking at the launch, Sandeep Mathur, Brand Leader, CASE India, said, “At CASE India, we have always endeavoured to provide innovative machines, and the new CX220C Excavator is another step in this direction. With our range of compactors, graders, backhoe loaders and dozers, we are already in a strong position in the construction segment, and the new excavator will help to consolidate CASE India’s competitiveness in the crawler excavator segment as well.”
“With so many satisfied customers across the country choosing our machines, we are confident that the CX220C Excavator will be a game-changer for India and will become the epitome of excellence,” he added.
The excavator was first showcased at EXCON 2019. Before the market launch, CASE India conducted roadshows across the country to offer customers a first-hand experience of the equipment. The CASE team demonstrated the superior quality, high precision, and advanced features of the 22-ton CX220C CASE Crawler Excavator during the roadshows. The brand has also announced a rental service for its customers who want to try the equipment for a short time before purchasing.
He added, “Our excavator is customized for our region’s specific requirements and comes with CASE’s promise of strong performance and efficient technology. The CX220C is a testament to our philosophy of constant innovation, advanced technology integration and exceeding customer expectations.”

Product Details – Case CX220C Excavator
CASE Construction Equipment’s CX220C Crawler Excavator is specifically designed for tough applications. It is a machine built for Indian terrain and delivers maximum productivity with lower fuel costs and faster cycle times.
High Efficiency
The CX220C Excavator has an operating weight of 22 tons and is equipped with a new 6-cylinder fuel-efficient, electronically controlled engine, developed by the sister brand FPT Industrial. It delivers gross power of 117 kW (157 hp) and peak torque of 622 Nm at 1800 rpm. Additionally, the excavator features five energy-saving controls and ECO gauge function, enabling continuous fuel consumption monitoring to help reduce fuel costs.
Reliability And Strength
The robust design, with 33% stronger heavy-duty arm, boom and undercarriage structures, improves the machine’s durability. This, together with the longer service intervals, contributes to a lower Total Cost of Ownership. The design also facilitates easy maintenance from ground level for user comfort and faster service times.
Precision And Controllability
The machine is ideally suited for stone quarries, road works, general construction and earthmoving works. It features the proven CASE Intelligent Hydraulic System (CIHS), which provides outstanding machine control with unmatched power and fuel savings across all cycle phases. Two variable displacement axial piston pumps with a regulating system are combined with the CASE main valve, designed in Japan for precise and efficient operations. The hydraulic system is governed by a Machine Control Unit, which uses input from pressure sensors located on the pumps, main valve and pilot lines. The Machine Control Unit continuously dialogues with the Engine Control Unit to optimize machine output at all times and in all conditions.
Power And Versatility
The CX220C Excavator is perfect for everything and features three power modes: Auto, Heavy and Super. Operators can also store up to 10 auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure settings to easily switch between different attachments with no need for any mechanical adjustment. This customized operation renders the machine highly versatile while maintaining power output.
Fast Cycles And Operator Comfort
The CX 220C is equipped with CASE India’s renowned Telematics system for real-time updates. The spacious HVAC cabin comes with ample legroom for a comfortable working environment. An ergonomically designed mechanical seat has eight separate adjustments to enhance operator comfort and productivity. A new vibration dampening system protects against whole-body fatigue. The cabin also features an Auto Climate Control function with 25% more airflow and eight vents for greater cooling efficiency during harsh summers; and an openable roof panel for better visibility throughout the entire life cycle. An integrated 7-inch LCD Color Monitor enables real-time parameter monitoring and setting.
For further information,
visit: www.casece.com
by Sawon Banerjee | Jan 3, 2021 | Construction Equipments
P&L Barton Ltd started in 1972 when Peter Barton invested in his first digger, a JCB 3C, and set up P Barton Plant Hire. Today almost 50 years later, P&L Barton Ltd remains a family-run business, ensuring existing and new customers continue to receive a consistently high quality of service.
Based in Carnforth, Lancashire, the company has evolved and expanded, working on various projects with clients in private households and businesses, to local councils and large multi-nationals. P&L Barton provides plant and services on a sub-contractor hire only basis, offering a wide range of services to the construction, groundwork, civil engineering, quarrying, recycling, and haulage industries.
P&L Barton operates a diverse selection of modern well-maintained equipment to ensure clients are supplied with reliable and efficient hire solutions. In recent years, EvoQuip has become part of the fleet. They took receipt of their first EvoQuip Colt 1000 in June. Since then, the machine has been on hire contacts in multiple configurations to suit the required job sites.
One recent application has been to produce limestone walling stone for one of their regular clients where space was limited. P&L Barton set about reconfiguring the Colt 1000 so that both conveyors discharged out the same side into segregated areas, maximizing the area available, eliminating double handling, and showing how versatile the Colt is.
Commenting on Colt’s performance, Richard Barton, Plant Manager at P&L Barton said, “The Colt 1000 is the perfect machine for us due to its flexibility. Being suited to scalping and fine screening and the ability to convert from 3 way to 2 way split quickly and to swap conveyor configurations means it’s suitable for many applications and job sites.”

In the short time that P&L Barton have owned the Colt 1000, the machine has been out working on various projects, “We have been able to run the machine in 2 way split on one project then convert it so that mids and fines are discharged on the same side on a compact site, and in the standard set up on another site. With the range of media options available, I don’t think there is any job she can’t do,” continued Barton.
Gabrielle Stewart, EvoQuip Product Manager, said, “the Colt 1000 is one of our best-selling products, customers regularly comment on being impressed by the performance of the aggressive screen-box and have found it to be excellent in multiple applications.

The highly adaptable Colt 1000 Scalping screen can operate in heavy-duty scalping and precision screening applications and manage the most difficult materials. The Colt 1000 achieves a compact footprint maintaining the EvoQuip range’s ethos while achieving versatility and mobility. Flexibility is enhanced with configurable conveyor options and two-way split conversion. Featuring an aggressive double deck screen, variable screening angle with numerous screen media options, broad fines conveyor, quick set up time, and tall discharge height ensures the Colt 1000 distinguishes itself amongst its competition.
For further information,
visit: www.terex.com/evoquip
by Sawon Banerjee | Jan 3, 2021 | Construction Equipments
Every new Liebherr Generation 8 crawler excavator is designed to give a more powerful and comfortable machine around an entirely new basic concept. Higher engine output and a heavier ballast weight for higher bucket capacities and a new, specially developed boom concept optimizes the load curve. The rotational inertia and reduces fuel consumption.
An overview of the various customer applications of Generation 8 crawler excavators in the south-west of France.
Groupe Cassous uses its Liebherr R 922 Generation 8 crawler excavator at the Bio Centre du Sud-Ouest subsidiary to treat contaminated soil. The machine is equipped with an adjustable boom, allowing greater manoeuvrability, efficiency, and speed when working from the same position. This machine is the first to deliver the Liebherr subsidiary in Bordeaux after the model was launched in 2019. The Liebherr cab’s already well-known comfort, the most spacious in its class, has been further optimised. This has been achieved in particular through a new layout of the controls and improved ergonomics. The R 922 has already completed more than 650 operating hours.
Fayat TP will use an R 924 crawler excavator at a site of its subsidiary LN Maurice for disposal and slope work. The comfort for the operator and the dynamics of the machine allows a high production capacity per day.

Groupe Cassous’s Liebherr R 922 Generation 8 crawler excavator with
adjustable boom and tilting bucket: for greater versatility in the same position.
In Bordeaux, BDS uses its new R 926 exclusively for demolition work. The stability, robustness and dynamics of the new generation of Liebherr crawler excavators allow maximum efficiency and productivity in all conditions and even for the most demanding activities. The Lefort company carries out both earthmoving and demolition work with its R 930, which is possible thanks, among other things, to the stability, precision, and working speed of the machine. With an average consumption of 14 l per hour, the R 930 is very fuel-efficient.
What is even more impressive is that a new-generation R 934 is being tested by a Liebherr customer while building a golf course. Maximum productivity is essential in the excavation and repositioning of soil for the course layout, which is achieved thanks to the high bucket capacity of up to 2.50 m3.

There is a Liebherr crawler excavator for all applications: Here the R 926
from BDS with its sorting grab is perfectly suited to demolition work.
Finally, the R 945 at Colas’ Sarrazy subsidiary, in its “multi-user” configuration with a 10.70 m boom and 7.70 m dipper arm, is used to clean the sludge tanks of the group’s gravel pits across the region. On-board systems such as Liebherr’s on-demand power control and positive control hydraulic system ensure the right speeds to penetrate the bottom of the excavation pit. As with the entire new generation, fuel consumption is very satisfactory at around 20 l per hour.

First Introductory Phase Completed
The first introductory phase of the new generation of Liebherr crawler excavators, which started in 2019, currently comprises seven models (R 922, R 924, R 926, R 930, R 934, R 938, and R 945). This new generation is characterised by maximum safety, maximum comfort, the spacious and ergonomically revised cab, the wide range of lighting that can be adjusted as required for a better view of the machine environment, and simplified access for maintenance operations. The machine’s major strengths have been further enhanced by increasing the engine power and thus, the overall machine output. Moreover, the new models consume significantly less fuel than older models, resulting in greater efficiency. In the future, 50 to 100 tonne Liebherr crawler excavators will also be added to Generation 8.
For further information,
visit: www.liebherr.com