Dressta has displayed its industry solutions at Bauma 2016

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At Bauma Munich 2016, Dressta showcased its range of tailor-made products for the mining, construction, forestry and pipelaying industries. Four new fuel efficient models made their international debuts, including the new S-series compact dozers, TD-20 landfill dozer and the TD-25 mining dozer.

The SB-85M Extra pipelayer is Dressta’s largest pipelayer and the first to meet Tier 3 emission standards. It is powered by a powerful Cummins QSX15 engine that delivers 410Hp. Featuring a 2-speed steering system, 7.3m and 9.0m boom options and with a lift capacity of up to 100t, the SB-85 is designed to lift, handle and manoeuvre pipes up to 1.4m in diameter in the most challenging ground conditions.

At the smaller end of the spectrum, Dressta has debuted two models from its exciting new fuel-economic range of S-series compact dozers, including the TD-8 forestry and TD-9 landscaping models. Among the key features of the new S-series compact dozers are Tier 4 Final Cummins Diesel engines; an Eco-mode feature that enhances fuel efficiency without sacrificing productivity; a new Cab with 30% more space, 15% extra visibility, a 16” LCD display screen that provides real-time system values for temperatures, pressures; forward/reverse direction shift and ground-speeds ranges; and ergonomic joysticks that ensure precise and smooth controllability. S-series dozers are engineered to optimise versatility, controllability and finish grade accuracy, and are ease to transport.

Visitors were able to see also examples from Dressta’s innovative product offerings for the landfill and mining industries, with the purpose-built TD-20 LA landfill dozer and mining specification TD-25R machines on show. Featuring powerful Cummins Tier IV final engines, both models incorporate customer-driven design features such as extensive use of guarding to protect hydraulic cylinders, reversible fans, self-cleaning track shoes, reinforced structures, high capacity blades and extreme duty rippers.