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Hyster announces the recipients of its 2025 Dealer of Distinction award, which recognizes individual dealers for their performance and outstanding support for customers at all levels of the organization – from sales and service to finance, management and more. The award honors Hyster dealers that exhibit focused leadership and a commitment to materials handling excellence and customer satisfaction.

Renewable Lubricants’ Bio-Pro Bar & Chain Oils is made of renewable, biodegradable vegetable oils, combined with additives for superior anti-wear and extreme pressure performance with a high level of tackiness. The lubricant was selected by Bob Vila, former host of This Old House and Home Again, home improvement television shows.

Chadwick-BaRoss, a heavy equipment dealer serving New England, announced the expansion of its equipment portfolio to include a full line of Takeuchi machinery across New Hampshire, with two full-service locations in Concord and Lancaster. This move brings greater access to high-performance compact equipment, parts, and service support to contractors throughout the region.

Already registered? Click here to login now. A certificate of attendance will be offered. Equipment theft is often treated as a one-time loss - replace what’s missing and move on. But for construction and equipment rental businesses, the real cost doesn’t stop at the equipment. One incident can disrupt crews, delay projects, reduce equipment availability, and impact revenue - quickly compounding into a much larger business problem.

Amid rising demand for data centers and temporary power solutions, Yanmar is building a new production facility in Japan to strengthen its global generator supply. The company’s energy arm, Yanmar Energy System announced it developed a large-capacity emergency power generator, the GY175, in October 2025. The unit is designed primarily for data centers and other facilities, according to a company press release.

In many pumping applications, corrosion is one of many primary factors affecting performance and lifespan. Whether caused by chemical exposure, salt water, or extreme pH levels, corrosion can degrade materials over time, leading to reduced efficiency or unexpected failure. The impact of corrosion depends on several variables including fluid composition, temperature, and the specific components affected.

IPAF has announced the first wave of speakers for its Working at Height Conference & Awards 2026, which will take place on October 28-29 at the Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at SeaWorld. A must-attend event for senior decision-makers across the powered access industry, the confirmed speaker line-up will provide thought-provoking content.

Provided by JLG Product Safety & Reliability; Photos by JLG Although the benefits of safe work practices apply to all types of equipment, it is especially true for equipment like mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs). This is because these machines are designed to put people up in the air — even if it’s just a few feet off the ground — to safely complete work at height. According to the ANSI A92.20 standards, MEWPs must be designed and tested to ensure they meet certain stability requirements.

Potain is celebrating a significant milestone: 3o years of tower crane manufacturing in China, which began in 1996 at its original facility in Zhangjiagang. To commemorate the occasion, Manitowoc hosted a special ceremony attended by employees, customers, and partners. Aaron Ravenscroft, president and CEO of Manitowoc, was the guest of honor at the event, emphasizing the facility’s strategic importance in Potain’s global network.

Sany Heavy Industry posted its annual results, which illustrate a change as international business evolved from being a growth segment into becoming the core of the company. Sany reported total 2025 revenue of U.S. $12.49 billion, a 14.7-percent year-over-year increase. In addition to top-line growth, Sany posted enhanced profitability and financial health. Its net profit jumped 41 percent to $1.18 billion. Gross margin surged to 27.7 percent, a 1.7-percent incline.