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NEWS SCOPE
NCMA CENTENNIAL
Through the Multimat
RH 2000-3 (above),
Top-Werk America
showed the potential
of a combination big
board (1,400- x 1,300-
mm) and face mix ma-
chine, while Pathfind-
er Systems displayed
the latest version of
its Tiger model. Bess-
er dispatched one
of it most advanced
models, the Servopac,
for an Indianapolis
appearance prior to
delivery to Consumers
Concrete's Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., plant.
RELIEVING MASONS OF 5,000 LB./DAY DUTY
Masonry Advisory Council (Illinois) Executive Director Gary Porter tests Construction Robotics' Material
Unit Lift Enhancer (MULE) at ICON Expo 2018. Operating in mobile or fixed mode from the ground,
traditional scaffold or mast climbing work platforms, MULE features a versatile gripper capable of
handling up to 135 lbs. Construction Robotics underscores the device's capacity to reduce fatigue
and injuries, increase productivity, extend the careers of skilled masons, and attract new talent
to the industry. The Indianapolis demonstration followed the equipment's appearance at World of
Concrete/World of Masonry in Las Vegas. — www.robotics.build
