The new tracked excavator ET16 from Wacker Neuson is especially suitable for excavation work in confined spaces and offers the operator a generous cabin for best working conditions.

Wacker Neuson is introducing five new heavy plates on the market. High demands are placed on machines for soil compaction. At Bauma, Wacker Neuson is exhibiting five new vibratory plates from the top performance segment, which not only meet all of the demands placed on them, but rather go one step further.

Low overall emissions at full power: Wacker Neuson has the right model for all customer needs. The topic of compaction has a long tradition at Wacker Neuson. After all, Hermann Wacker invented the rammer in the 1930s. The first rammer was actually an electric rammer, but over the course of time was replaced with combustion engines due to the urge for more mobility. Many developments and innovations followed. Today, just as then, the cleanest rammers on the market bear the logo of Wacker Neuson.

Just in time for Bauma, Wacker Neuson is presenting a whole bouquet of innovations in the excavators segment. The new models work very economically with a simultaneously higher performance and therefore do very well in terms of economic and profitable work.