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CONSTRUCTION WORLD

JULY

2017

BACKHOE LOADERS

A new backhoe loader makes its debut

Manitou Group, a world leader in all-terrain material

handling, is taking part in the Intermat ASEAN trade show

for construction and infrastructure. For the inaugural

edition of Intermat in Southeast Asia, the group presents

its new backhoe loader model, following the recent

acquisition of the subsidiary Terex in India, and reaffirms

its intention to win new market shares in the region.

Intermat and the Manitou Group

For almost 30 years, Manitou Group has been participating in the

Intermat France trade show, exhibiting its models that are designed

to facilitate people lifting and material handling on construction

sites. The group's appeal at Intermat has grown with each edition,

and it has enjoyed ever-greater success. It is considered by

professionals to be one of the world's biggest trade shows for the

sector, so it makes sense for Manitou to support the first edition of

Intermat in Asia. The recent acquisition of Terex Equipment Private

Limited in India strengthens the group's presence even more at this

show, where new products will be introduced.

The TLB-844S in Thailand

The launch of the new TLB-844S backhoe loader aims to provide a

specific response to the region's current and future requirements.

Thailand is predicted to become the world's number one construc-

tion market in the coming years, with an estimated potential of

UDS35-billion. With its major infrastructure projects, the country

organising the trade show wants to expand its machine fleet,

incorporating more and more technology, with the aim of improving

site productivity. The TLB-844S enables these requirements to be

met, using a wide bucket on the front of the machine and a backhoe

on the back. This allows the operator to dig and load without

changing machines, resulting in lower energy consumption, and at

the same time increasing productivity.