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Close-up of the spiked roller on a large yellow compactor, a type of padfoot roller, with similar vehicles in the backdrop. The partly cloudy sky adds depth to this industrial scene, highlighting the benefits and applications these machines offer in construction.

The Power of Padfoot Rollers: Applications and Benefits

Padfoot rollers deliver deep, uniform soil compaction for cohesive soils. Learn about their features, benefits, maintenance, and ROI to make confident choices for your construction projects.

The Power of Padfoot Rollers: Applications and Benefits

Padfoot rollers deliver deep, uniform soil compaction for cohesive soils. Learn about their features, benefits, maintenance, and ROI to make confident choices for your construction projects.

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A road roller machine with bright yellow paint is achieving ideal soil compaction on a dirt road at a construction site under a cloudy sky. The operator, wearing a safety helmet and vest, is visible inside the machine's cabin. Safety barriers and equipment are in the background.

What is the Ideal Level of Soil Compaction?

A construction worker in an orange vest and hard hat stands near a large yellow roller labeled "Conplant" with "CAUTION REMOTE OPERATION" signage, smoothing a dirt road with forested hills in the background. Other construction equipment is seen in the distance at this ROPS2 Roadshow event.

An Analysis of the Benefits of Automated Equipment in Construction

A project plan document is shown on a desk next to a keyboard. The plan includes a list of tasks with colored Gantt chart bars representing their timelines for January and February, demonstrating effective project management techniques. A pen rests on the document, pointing towards the tasks.

Construction Project Management Tips

A yellow and black heavy-duty Conplant tractor with tracks pulls a large, cylindrical High Energy Impact Compaction soil compactor across a dusty, barren construction site with piles of dirt and a clear blue sky in the background.

Conplant acquires High Energy Impact Compaction specialists

A bright yellow site dumper, adorned with the Conplant and Wacker Neuson logos, is parked on a gravel area. The vehicle's large rugged tires and open operator seat with a roll bar are set against a cloudy sky backdrop, highlighting its benefits for construction projects.

The Benefits of a Site Dumper for Construction Projects

Two construction workers wearing hard hats and safety vests stand under an incomplete bridge, examining blueprints. One worker points towards the massive structure, while the other holds the plans. The clear and sunny sky highlights their dedication to the construction industry in Australia. Scaffolding is visible above them.

How big is the construction industry in Australia?

The difference between light compaction and heavy compaction

Close-up of several orange heavy construction excavators displayed outdoors, each branded with names like "DEVELON" and "DOOSAN". The machines are set against a backdrop of a grassy field, distant power lines, and a clear blue sky—perfect for learning how to operate an excavator.

How to operate an excavator

Four orange mini excavators with raised shovels are parked in a row on a large open field during sunset, with a distant tree line and power pylons in the background, showcasing Australia's rugged landscape and essential construction equipment.

The Rise of Mini Excavators in Australia

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