Particularly cost-efficient and sustainable new class of compact milling machines from Wirtgen
With the European market launch of the W 100 Fi, W 120 Fi and W 130 Fi, the cold milling machine specialist Wirtgen now presents a trio of high performance, next generation one-metre class compact milling machines. Unique in this industry segment, the innovative technologies of the proven F-series large milling machines have now been integrated in the company’s compact milling machines.
The Wirtgen Group presents two market premières at Paving Expo 2026
From 22 to 24 September, the Wirtgen Group and John Deere will be presenting solutions for a range of applications in the road construction and earthworks sectors at their two shared booths.
The overarching themes of the two-day event at the headquarters site of Kleemann GmbH were digitalisation and sustainability. True to the motto ‘Smarter. Safer. More Sustainable.’ the company group demonstrated products and technologies developed to enable the successful realisation of construction projects.
With the Benninghoven hot-gas generator, plant owners can produce asphalt from 100 % recycling material while complying with stringent emissions standards
The Wirtgen Group presents three market premières at Asphaltica 2026
In Bologna, the Wirtgen Group will be presenting solutions for road construction, earthworks and the processing of quarried stone and recyclable materials under the event motto ‘Roads to the Future’.
At this year’ show in Munich, the Wirtgen Group and John Deere are presenting around 100 exhibits, 43 world premières and innovations, nine Live Shows and eight Smart Production Systems.
Joseph Vögele AG has delivered seven pavers of the new “Dash 5” generation to the Juchem Group, with a further three to follow in the spring. These machines will replace the group’s previous “Dash 3” models; the company consistently invests in progressive paver technologies.
PORR AG has retrofitted their asphalt mixing plant in Vienna Simmering with hot gas generator technology from Benninghoven – as the first plant in Austria.