Articles by Jeff Rubenstone

This week we look at a Tier 4 Final excavator from Hitachi Construction Machinery and a concrete temperature monitoring kit from Pile Dynamics. Click to begin the slide show.You can send in new product announcements for consideration by ENR's editorial team to enr.products@bnpmedia.com

This week we look at 3D grade controls for Bobcat loaders from Trimble and a high-capacity scraper from K-Tec. Click to begin the slide show.

This week we look at a highway paver from Dynapac and some impact drill bits from Milwaukee. Click to begin the slide show.

This week we look at a light tower from Terex and a walk-behind trowel from Atlas Copco. Click to begin the slide show.

This week we look at a pipelayer from Caterpillar and a telecrawler crane from Link-Belt. Click to begin the slide show.

This week we look at a SDS rotary hammer from DeWalt and a metal circular saw from Bosch. Click to begin the slide show.

This week we look at a soil compactor from Volvo and a diamond blade from Lackmond. Click the image to begin the slide show.

This week we look at a new range of telehandlers from Gehl and a portable welder from Nelson Stud Welding. Click the image to begin the slide show.

Related Links: $5.25-Billion Panama Canal Expansion Program Moves Into the Final Leg The $5.25-billion expansion of the Panama Canal entered its latest phase in June, as the recently completed Atlantic and Pacific locks of the new third lane were flooded for the first time. The installation of the gates on the locks, which will allow the Canal to pass ships carrying 13,000 to 14,000 TEUs (20-ft-equivalent units), has been considered the most complex and difficult portion of the expansion project. With the new gates in place, operational testing can begin."We started flooding the Atlantic locks on June 11, then we