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  • 2 stroke rammers by Wacker Neuson: lowest overall emissions on the market

    2 stroke rammers by Wacker Neuson: lowest overall emissions on the market

    13.04.2021 | Brand

    Compaction machines have a long tradition at Wacker Neuson. This tradition has its beginning in the year 1930, as Hermann Wacker invents the first electric vibratory rammer. Then, in the fifties, the first vibratory rammer, with an internal combustion engine, makes its entrance – again, a revolution in the industry, as now, autonomous working is possible independent of power cables. The success of the light and flexible compaction machine keeps going. In the meantime, Wacker Neuson offers a wide portfolio of a variety of vibratory rammer models – with the choice of gasoline, diesel or battery drive. This also includes low-emission 2 stroke rammers.

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  • Green construction site all around: emission-free design of a desert and jungle house

    Green construction site all around: emission-free design of a desert and jungle house

    31.08.2020 | Worldwide, zero emission

    It is called the “hellhole of creation” – the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia. This desert gave its name to the Danakil House, which will open its doors to visitors at the German National Garden Show (BUGA) 2021. But how can the desert and jungle house be designed without damaging the exotic plants through exhaust emissions? Quite simply: with emission-free solutions from Wacker Neuson. A visit to the – in two senses – green construction site in Erfurt, Germany.

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  • A completely emission-free construction site in Copenhagen

    A completely emission-free construction site in Copenhagen

    08.05.2020 | Worldwide, zero emission

    To lay new cables and, in doing so, interfere in the opening hours of shops in the pedestrian zone as little as possible – that was the city of Copenhagen’s task. For this reason, construction work was carried out predominantly at night or early in the morning. But how could this work without the noise level disturbing residents? The solution: only electrically operated and extremely quiet construction machines were used. A visit to a completely emission-free construction site.

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  • Exhaust emissions from construction machines – current legal situation

    Exhaust emissions from construction machines – current legal situation

    01.04.2020 | zero emission

    Players in the construction industry must increasingly deal with new rules and regulations and stricter specifications for exhaust fumes and noise emissions when it comes to tenders. In addition, subsidies and advantages applicable to public tenders for the application of emission-free construction machines should be driving forces for fewer CO2 emissions in city centers.

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  • The emission-free Construction Site

    The emission-free Construction Site

    03.02.2020 | zero emission

    A construction site that generates little noise and where no exhaust fumes are produced – not only do most residents dream of these, but so do many end users who usually spend eight hours working on the construction site. But how far are we actually from the emission-free construction site?

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  • Mini-excavator in demolition work

    Mini-excavator in demolition work

    29.01.2020 | Worldwide, zero emission

    Around 50,000 vehicles a day – 1,128 metres long – the highest bridge in Germany: we are talking about the Kocher viaduct close to Heilbronn. As part of its rehabilitation, demolition work was done in the interior of the box girder completely emission-free.

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