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ThE GST BloCkaDEThe Narendra Modi government’s several attempts to get the most sought-after tax reform are being thwarted by the Congress majority in the Rajya sabha, under one guise or the other. This is a big hurdle to the smooth recovery of india’s economy.

Absence of GST will adversely affect the growth of all goods sectors with special reference to the CE industry. On one side, it is burdened with delivering new generation, compact equipment to the North-Eastern areas and rural development initiatives which involve transportation of goods through multi-states to reach the delivery destinations. On the other hand, the CE industry also needs to deliver cost-effective equipment at site. Considering the impact of multiple Central and state taxation levies, the very purpose is being defeated. It is high time that Indian politicians abandon their political agendas and instead think about the benefit of the nation.

Road-building activities are on the rise in most parts of India. The new thrust areas are the north-Eastern states, rural sectors and far-flung regions. Without adequate mechanised construction, these endeavours are most likely to fail. Recognising the area-centric working conditions, the manufacturers of road-building plant and machinery are offering suitable, but cost-effective solutions to contractors, backed up by latest technologies and world-class aftermarket support. Please read our Cover Story highlighting their commitment to the cause.

Parallely, asphalt plants play a significant role in road construction, especially in nHAi highways as well as hill roads where concrete roads are not preferred. However, for providing economy in road construction and to simultaneously ease the burden of arranging the required aggregates, the manufacturers are offering RAP processing capabilities in the new plants. Similarly, depending upon the type of the cheapest fuel available, they provide multiple options in their heating systems to support cost-optimisation.

motor grader is another significant road-building equipment which combines earth and GSB layers spreading with levelling within small tolerance like plus or minus 6 mm, thereby laying the foundation to building high-quality and levelled roads. This is one of the hottest road equipment in the new or used or rental equipment supplier segments. We bring focus on the same for our readers with an advice to ensure adequate and timely availability of motor graders for their road projects.

it is evident that machinery utilisation is on a steep rise, in most categories throughout the country. Regular maintenance is part and parcel of machine uptime. Without proper lubrication no maintenance can be done. We once again visit the lubricants’ space to bring forth how this industry is supporting machines in an innovative and cost-effective manner.

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Road Building EquipmentDevelopmental work in the North-East and

far-flung rural areas will drive a robust growth of road building equipment, especially the smaller-

sized equipment to suit applications and delivery logistics requirements will be the gainer.

Aspahalt Plants The incorporation of RAP recycling is now gaining acceptance in Indian markets.

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SPECIAL FOCUSHydraulic Lubricants

Currently the objective of lubricants is to give more performance output with better reliability of equipment.

Views:Akhil Jha, Vice President Technical, Shell Lubricants India

Sanjay Khemka, Director, Pensol Industries Ltd

Carlos Vernet, Marketing Manager, DYNAVIS® – Asia Pacifi c, Evonik Industires AG

CASE STUDYImproving Effi ciency

Mobil DTE 10 Excel 68 helped Samruddhi Industries improve hydraulic effi ciency.

TECHNOLOGYAir-operated Hoists Provide Safe Solution

The Profi TI range of air-operated hoists are safe to use at industrial workplaces.

REPORTA Step Towards Make in India

Volvo Penta will begin production of 5 and 8-litre industrial engines in India.

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54 Motor GradersCommitment towards infrastructure development and faster implementation of road projects to desired specifications are driving the growth of the motor grader market in India.

70LubricantsWith the government moving fast to meet the latest emission norms and OEMs making further improvement in design, the lubricants industry is set to witness a major revolution in product innovation.

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76TECHNOLOGYAir-operated Hoists Provide Safe SolutionThe Profi TI range of air-operated hoists are safe to use at industrial workplaces.

78CASE STUDYImproving EfficiencyMobil DTE 10 Excel 68 helped Samruddhi Industries improve hydraulic efficiency by 4.28 per cent, leading to annual savings of Rs 179,400.

69REPORTA Step Towards Make in IndiaVolvo Penta will begin production of 5 and 8-litre industrial engines in India, aimed at the Indian market, next year.

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SAFETYSafety in Concrete PumpsVG Sakthikumar writes about the everyday safety in concrete pumps.

CorrigendumIn our May 2016 edition, in the article on Hydraulic Motors and Valves appeared on page 68-71, the name of Hans Bangert, Managing Director, Bosch Rexroth, was wrongly printed as Hans Banger. We regret the inadvertant error.

END-USER TALK“We believe in delivering projects before time”Chakresh Jain, Managing Director, PNC Infratech Ltd elaborates on the company’s experience with various LiuGong construction equipment.

CASE STUDYKeeping Subway Project on TrackThe consistency, manoeuverability and fuel efficiency of the ECR235E from Volvo CE help a challenging underground rail project outside Seoul keep on track.

Safety in Hydraulic Crawler ExcavatorsExcavators are heavy equipment and operator for such machines should be of adequate skills.

EXECUTIVE PROFILESMahesh Tripathi, Vice President of Supply Chain Management & Operations, Sany India

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DEALERS TALK“We have more than 50 per cent market share in Madhya Pradesh”Mohit Sharma, Managing Director, C S Infrastructure Pvt Ltd, authorised dealer of LiuGong in Madhya Pradesh.

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82SPECIAL FEATURECustomer in FocusLiuGong’s Pithampur plant, the first CE manufacturing unit in India with 100 per cent FDI, is on track to become a leading manufacturer of CE in the country.

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Organisation

Adani Group ..........................................20

Allcargo Logistics ...................................18

Ammann Apollo India ............................44

APM Terminals Pipavav ..........................16

Atlas Copco ............................................29

Aurecon....................................................25

Baldwin Crane Hire ...............................22

BEML .........................................................30

Bosch ........................................................18

C S Infrastructure ..................................86

Crane Institute Certification ...............22

Cuypers ....................................................24

DICV .........................................................16

Dolphin Offshore Enterprises .............18

Donglim Construction Vehicles ...........92

Evonik Industries ........................... 71, 104

ExxonMobil ..................................... 78, 104

GDL Group .............................................16

Guangzhou Shenfeng Steel ...................24

Gwanghyuk Construction ....................92

H-Energy ..................................................16

Haulotte India .........................................94

Hitachi Koki .............................................66

JCB India ...................................................29

JLG .............................................................22

KNR Constructions...............................16

L&T ............................................................30

Liebherr ....................................................24

Linden Comansa .....................................22

LiuGong India ................................... 54, 82

Manitowoc ...............................................22

MANN+HUMMEL .................................68

Marini India ..............................................30

Milacron Holdings ..................................66

Oerlikon ...................................................68

Pensol Industries ....................................70

PNC Infratech .................................. 20, 87

SANY ......................................................104

Schwing Stetter ................................ 54, 88

SDLG India ..............................................54

Shell Lubricants ........................18, 70, 104

SKF India ..................................................66

SOBEMAP ................................................25

SSAB ..........................................................24

Sterling and Wilson ................................18

Terex Port Solutions .............................25

TIL .............................................................44

ValvTechnologies ....................................68

Volvo CE India .........................................30

Volvo Penta ..............................................69

Wirtgen India ..........................................29

XCMG ......................................................25

Yanmar CEE .............................................25

Personality

AK Haldar ................................................30

Akhil Jha ...................................................70

Andreas Hactergal .................................25

Antoine Kouthon ...................................25

Asit Patel ..................................................44

Bjorn Ingemanson ..................................69

Blesson Varghese ....................................30

Carlos Vernet ..........................................71

Chakresh Jain ..........................................87

David Nash ..............................................22

Dimitrov Krishnan .................................30

Donghyun Yoo .........................................92

Dr Jen-Lung Wang ................................104

Hemant Mathur ......................................30

Hiten Kapadia ..........................................29

Hong Zuoxiong.......................................24

Imtiaz Ahmed ........................................104

Jasmeet Singh ..........................................29

Jim Headley ..............................................24

Jonas Nilsson ...........................................69

Kyusub Woo ............................................92

Lieven Van Hoylandt ..............................24

Lu Chuan ..................................................25

Mahesh Tripathi .....................................104

Mansi Madan Tripathy ..........................104

Mohit Sharma ..........................................86

Nischal Mehrotra ...................................54

Osami Maehara .......................................66

Paolo Venturi ...........................................22

Peter Hertinge ........................................69

Prem Kishan Gupta ................................16

Ramesh Palagiri .......................................29

Sanjay Khemka ........................................70

Sanu George ............................................54

Sarvesh Prasad ........................................44

Shashi Kiran Shetty ................................18

Sominder Singh .......................................16

Souma Ray ...............................................94

VG Sakthikumar ............................... 54, 88