Tesmec

Italian infrastructure firm Tesmec has expanded its capabilities and its global reach with the acquisition of French company Marais Technologies on 27 March this year. The group, which supplies a range of technologies including trenchers for pipelaying and major infrastructure projects, was keen to make the most of its new French connection at Interbuild 2015. “France is one of the only markets that are investing in electrical cable and fibre,” said Tesmec chairman and chief executive Ambrogio Caccia Domin

Tesmec has updated its 885 chainsaw trencher with the addition of the group’s TrenchTronic 3.0 control system. The 885 has been designed for digging utility trenches by the side of the road, says the manufacturer. “This is a smarter machine,” said Tesmec market analyst Stefano ‘Stephen’ Leghissa. “Our new control system allows even inexperienced operators to operate the machine (and) this helps the machine reach optimal performance.”

Trencher specialist Tesmec is broadening its product range with the addition of a highly versatile wheeled excavator, as well as offering new trenching technology. The firm’s Gallmac TG series wheeled excavators are highly versatile machines that are designed to work alongside trenchers as support machines in utility applications and also in a wide variety of other tasks. The Gallmac models are offered in three variants which weight from 10-12.7tonnes and can be driven on-road (where local rules allow) at s

Tesmec has developed new technology for its range of trenchers, which makes its machines ‘almost automatic’, according to business development director Paolo Celeri. ‘Trenchtronic’ allows the trenchers to self-adjust the engine load and travelling speed, depending on the soil type.

The design and production of high powered tracked trenchers for linear excavation and bulk excavation and surface mining is one of many areas of expertise associated with the TESMEC Group. TESMEC also designs and manufactures machines and integrated systems for the stringing and maintenance of power lines; integrated solutions for the efficiency, the management and the monitoring of power grids; machines for the stringing, maintenance and diagnostic of railway power lines; and the design and production of G

Italian infrastructure firm Tesmec has expanded its capabilities and its global reach with the acquisition of French company Marais Technologies on 27 March this year. The group, which supplies a range of technologies including trenchers for pipelaying and major infrastructure projects, was keen to make the most of its new French connection at Interbuild 2015. “France is one of the only markets that are investing in electrical cable and fibre,” said Tesmec chairman and chief executive Ambrogio Caccia Domin

Tesmec has updated its 885 chainsaw trencher with the addition of the group’s TrenchTronic 3.0 control system. The 885 has been designed for digging utility trenches by the side of the road, says the manufacturer. “This is a smarter machine,” said Tesmec market analyst Stefano ‘Stephen’ Leghissa. “Our new control system allows even inexperienced operators to operate the machine (and) this helps the machine reach optimal performance.”

Trencher specialist Tesmec is broadening its product range with the addition of a highly versatile wheeled excavator, as well as offering new trenching technology. The firm’s Gallmac TG series wheeled excavators are highly versatile machines that are designed to work alongside trenchers as support machines in utility applications and also in a wide variety of other tasks. The Gallmac models are offered in three variants which weight from 10-12.7tonnes and can be driven on-road (where local rules allow) at s

Tesmec has developed new technology for its range of trenchers, which makes its machines ‘almost automatic’, according to business development director Paolo Celeri. ‘Trenchtronic’ allows the trenchers to self-adjust the engine load and travelling speed, depending on the soil type.

The design and production of high powered tracked trenchers for linear excavation and bulk excavation and surface mining is one of many areas of expertise associated with the TESMEC Group. TESMEC also designs and manufactures machines and integrated systems for the stringing and maintenance of power lines; integrated solutions for the efficiency, the management and the monitoring of power grids; machines for the stringing, maintenance and diagnostic of railway power lines; and the design and production of G