Volvo Construction Equipment launches new range of equipments in India

02 Sep 2021 CW Team

Volvo Construction Equipment (CE) introduced a new series of pneumatic rollers, compactors, and wheel loaders for the market in India.

The firm revealed that the latest range of Volvo CE Paver launches comprises P7920D ABG Tracked Paver and P5320D ABG ABG, P8820D ABG, P4370D ABG wheeled paver, and every machine is CEV Stage IV compliant.

The new compactors launched by Volvo are double drum DD90C & DD100C and single drum SD110C Compactors. These machines are purposely made for the Indian market and have VECV engines according to the new emission standards as per the firm.

The company told the media that the new series would finish a variety of projects and give outstanding performance with in-class fuel consumption and high reliability.

Volvo claims that the new PT220C pneumatic roller powered by the VECV engine delivers best-in-class finish rolling for the Indian market.

The firm has the right equipment and best support for each road-building project.

Based on the certified F Series wheel loaders, the updated H-series Wheel Loaders from Volvo are over 10% more productive and 20% more fuel-efficient.

The L90H and L120H Wheel Loaders comprise effective Stage V engines, are heavy-duty and meet regional CEV IV emission standards.

The company revealed that the efficiency addresses proactive machine monitoring and maintenance assistance from real Volvo parts.

The buyers can choose from various Volvo Services and package them into a Volvo Services Agreement.

Dimitrov Krishnan, Volvo India CE head, told the media that Volvo CE is a one-stop solution for each aspect, particularly the road-building area.

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