As highlighted by Power & Motion in their article, “How Hydraulics Power Every Day Applications”, hydraulic systems have been a crucial part of modern industry for over 250 years. From agriculture to food production, construction, and transportation, hydraulics play a key role in making everyday tasks more efficient and automated.
As outlined by Construction Equipment in their article, “How to Specify a Hydraulic Breaker”, hydraulic breakers are advancing with smarter technology, making them essential for infrastructure projects. With the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) driving increased demand, these tools are crucial for demolishing old bridges, breaking outdated pavement, and clearing sites for new construction.
As highlighted by Power & Motion in their article, “Mobile Hydraulics: The Trends and Technologies Shaping the Industry”, mobile hydraulic systems are rapidly evolving to meet the demands of greater efficiency, automation, and digitalization. These systems play a crucial role in construction, agriculture, and other heavy equipment, powering essential functions like lifting and movement.
As reported by Construction Equipment in their article “New Choices in Medium to Large Excavators”, the 2025 lineup of medium-to-large excavators (60,000- to 80,000-pound range) is bringing advanced technology to the industry, focusing on efficiency, precision, and ease of operation. Two standout models include the Komatsu PC290LCi-11 Intelligent Excavator and the Link-Belt 370 X4S Excavator.
As reported by Power & Motion in their article “Global Hydraulic Hoses and Fittings Market to Grow 4%”, technology research firm Technavio projects steady growth for the global hydraulic hose and fittings market through 2028. Their report forecasts a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.36%, driven by increasing demand in industries such as construction, agriculture, and aerospace.
As reported by Construction Equipment in their article “The Latest 60K- to 80K- Excavators”, while compact and electric excavators have dominated recent industry discussions, mid-to-large excavators in the 60,000- to 80,000-pound range are seeing significant advancements. Leading manufacturers like Link-Belt, Volvo Construction Equipment, and Caterpillar have introduced new models in this category, integrating technology designed to enhance efficiency and ease of operation.
As reported by Power Progress in their article “HD Hyundai Unveils Lineup of Eight Mini Excavators”, HD Hyundai is set to launch five new mini excavators in February 2024, including the HX17A Z, HX19A, HX35A Z, HX40A, and HX48A Z. The lineup will be completed in the second quarter with additional models weighing 2.5, 3.0, and 5.0 tonnes.
As reported by ForConstructionPros in their article “Case Hydraulic Hammers”, these advanced hydraulic hammers are designed with just two moving parts and low recoil, ensuring reliability and smooth operation for heavy-duty applications.
As highlighted by Drovers in their article “Handling Hydraulic Hoses Requires Extra Caution in Winter”, extreme cold temperatures can cause significant challenges for hydraulic hose lines in machinery, especially during winter operations. Hydraulic systems often experience rapid temperature fluctuations, from -20°F to 200°F, putting immense stress on hoses and increasing the risk of failure.
As highlighted by For Construction Pros in their article “Keep Hydraulic Breakers on Point”, hydraulic breakers endure extreme wear, striking metal surfaces thousands of times per minute. To ensure optimal performance and longevity, a robust maintenance strategy is essential. Experts agree that preventive care, proper sizing, and consistent lubrication are crucial to avoiding breakdowns and costly repairs.
