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Embrace hydraulics, or call it quits

February 25, 2020 By Ken Korane

Danfoss digital_displacement-_pumps_can_radically_reduce_fuel_consumption_in_off-road_vehicles

It’s barely February and we already know the fluid-power industry’s news of the year: Danfoss is acquiring Eaton Hydraulics for $3.3 billion. It paints a stark contrast between two corporations’ view of the future of hydraulics. Eaton’s CEO Craig Arnold said the sale “is part of the ongoing transformation of Eaton into a higher growth […]

Filed Under: Components, EV Engineering, Featured, Hydraulic hybrids, Industry News, Mobile Hydraulics Blog, System Design Tagged With: danfoss

Keep optimism through IFPE and beyond

February 21, 2020 By Mary Gannon

John Stenze, of Force America and president of the board of directors for the NFPA, kicked off the Annual Conference highlighting how the fluid power industry is growing and strong.

Each week, we see more news of the dip occurring in the industrial market here in the U.S. and beyond. Industrial markets and shipments are down and have been across the board, particularly in the fluid power space. For example, the NFPA has indicated mobile hydraulic, industrial hydraulic and pneumatic shipments decreased when compared to […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News, Mobile Hydraulics Blog

Efficient hydraulics key to battery-powered machines

February 10, 2020 By Ken Korane

Electrification is a global trend that offers the potential to fight climate change. For mobile-equipment builders, that means intelligently melding hydraulics and electric drives. At the recent Fluid Power Technology Conference in Cleveland, Danfoss Senior Systems Engineer Simon Nielsen discussed the changing off-highway landscape and how his company is positioned to take advantage and benefit […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News Tagged With: danfoss, Danfoss Power Systems

The fascinating future of mobile hydraulics

October 3, 2019 By Paul Heney

At this Spring’s Fluid Power Technology Conference in Milwaukee, three panelists from major OEMs discussed the future of mobile hydraulics, and what changes designers can expect to see in the coming years. Sitting on the panel were Gary Dostal, Manager – Mechanical Engineering, Komatsu Mining Corp.; Greg Downs, Senior Principal Engineer, Zoomlion Heavy Industry NA […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Mobile Hydraulics Blog, System Design

Liebherr’s strategy for electric mobile machines

September 9, 2019 By Ken Korane

Among mobile-equipment manufacturers, electrification — the concept of replacing diesel engines and traditional hydraulics with electric drives and batteries — is without a doubt a hot topic. But OEMs should consider both the financial and engineering ramifications before jumping in head first, according to Thomas Schulze, Drive System Application Engineer with Liebherr Components in Biberach, […]

Filed Under: Components, EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News, Pumps / Motors Tagged With: liebherr

The practical side of mobile electrification

August 26, 2019 By Ken Korane

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Manufacturers of construction equipment are falling over each other in the scramble to introduce electrified off-road vehicles that eliminate diesel engines and, in some cases, hydraulic drives. A number of such machines were on display at this year’s bauma, and predicting more of the same at Conexpo 2020 will be the safest bet in Las […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Mobile Hydraulics Blog, System Design

We’ve come a long way, baby: the evolution of construction equipment hydraulics

June 13, 2019 By Mary Gannon

John Deere 1050K Crawler Dozer construction equipment

Modern mobile machinery has changed quite a bit. Here is a look at how construction equipment hydraulics have changed over the last couple hundred years. By Josh Cosford, Contributing Editor On a road near my home, there exists a hand-laid stone fence, perhaps 4 ft high and a hundred times as long. Crafted from locally-sourced […]

Filed Under: Components, EV Engineering, Featured, Mobile Hydraulics Blog

Mobile hydraulics gets an unwelcome jolt

June 12, 2019 By Ken Korane

Komatsu bauma 1 is a small-electric-excavator with no mobile hydraulics

One unmistakable take-away from this year’s bauma show was the buzz surrounding electrification. The idea of massive mobile machines running only on batteries may seem far-fetched, but for smaller equipment it has become a reality. At every turn, major manufacturers like Cat, Kobelco, Komatsu and Volvo to niche players like Ecovolve and Giant featured electrified […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News, Mobile Hydraulics Blog Tagged With: bucher, bucherhydraulics, Komatsu, wackerneuson

Bucher Hydraulics announces “revolutionary” new pump design

May 17, 2019 By Ken Korane

The performance of traditional hydraulic pumps has not kept up with increasingly stringent customer demands and new application requirements, according to officials at Bucher Hydraulics, Klettgau, Germany. They’re tackling such concerns with a new design for piston pumps and motors called the AX series. The AX is not an evolutionary improvement over existing products, said […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News, Pumps / Motors Tagged With: bucher, bucherhydraulics

Transforming mobile machines

May 10, 2019 By Ken Korane

Like the construction equipment industry as a whole, the Mobile Hydraulics Group of Bosch Rexroth enjoyed a good a year in 2018. “Our efforts to restructure the company and gain market share definitely paid off,” said Bernd Schunk, Senior Vice President Sales for Mobile Hydraulics. “We generated another double-digit increase in revenue, boosted by the […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News Tagged With: Bosch Rexroth

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