TII SCHEUERLE is preparing to highlight partnerships and innovation at CONEXPO, underlining North America’s continued importance as a key market for the company. The event is expected to provide a platform for discussions with customers, project partners and industry stakeholders, focusing on real-world applications, ongoing projects and future demands in heavy transport and lifting rather than individual product showcases.
Long-term cooperation in the United States remains central to the company’s strategy. Many complex transport operations today are built on decades of collaboration between manufacturers, operators and engineering specialists. TII SCHEUERLE continues to work closely with partners such as TPSE and RGS and plans to use CONEXPO to further strengthen these relationships while exploring new collaborations across the U.S., Canada, South America and other regions.
A major topic of discussion will be the evolution of future-ready drive technologies. The company’s electronic Power Pack Unit enables emission-free operation for selected transport tasks and supports operators aiming to reduce local emissions, particularly in ports, industrial plants and urban construction zones. The solution allows a gradual transition to alternative propulsion technologies while maintaining operational flexibility.
Modular vehicle concepts will also remain central to the company’s approach. Modular systems enable tailored transport configurations for applications ranging from infrastructure and energy projects to shipyards and other specialized operations. This flexibility is becoming increasingly important as cargo weights grow and project timelines tighten.
Beyond traditional heavy transport, TII SCHEUERLE is also involved in highly specialized sectors including space-related projects requiring exceptional precision and engineering expertise. At CONEXPO, the company is expected to emphasise dialogue and collaboration, using the show to exchange insights and shape the future of heavy transport together with industry partners.
