Construcciones Yamaro: Must-see products at Converge Expo 2025

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Must-see products at Converge Expo 2025
Andromeda Industries will showcase a creative LEGO model crane with a to-scale blasting mat at Converge Expo 2025. (Image: Andromeda Industries)

In the lead-up to Converge Expo 2025, Australia’s premier event for municipal works, civil and commercial construction, the spotlight is on the must-see products set to shape discussions on the show floor.

1800BUGGIES – Stand H11

Check out 1800BUGGIES’ specialised tracked ATVs available for rental Australia-wide. These vehicles are increasingly popular on major projects where the traction and safety of standard vehicles are inadequate in certain conditions and environments. Tracked ATVs are available in two, four or six-person models, with the option of fully enclosed cabins.

For more information, visit 1800buggies.com.au

Opt Hire – Stand B22

Do not miss the Instagrid Lithium Generator – a game-changer for off-grid power. See how this silent, emission-free solution drastically cuts costs and downtime, replacing noisy, unreliable diesel generators. It is lightweight, requires no maintenance and offers remote tracking. Witness firsthand why Instagrid is the sustainable, smart choice for powering operations. Visit the Opt Hire stand and see efficiency in action.

For more information, visit opthire.com.au

Andromeda Industries – Stand D20

This year, the Andromeda Industries team has built a creative LEGO model crane complete with a to-scale blasting mat – a fun way to spotlight a product not often associated with the company. While Andromeda Industries is renowned for its lifting slings, it also supplies a range of robust rubber products, including heavy-duty blasting mats. The team encourages attendees to stop by, admire its building skills and discover the versatility of its extensive product range.

For more information, visit andromedaindustries.com.au

ShawX Manufacturing – Stand H17

Revolutionising material cartage, the EjectX truck body is a game-changer in safety and efficiency. No tipping means zero rollover risk, making it ideal for tight sites, rough terrain and low-clearance zones. With an in-cab control panel, no carry-back, no clean-out and minimal maintenance, it is faster, safer and smarter. Built tough in Australia and ready to handle any material type from asphalt and profiling to demolition material, rock and concrete, the EjectX sets a new benchmark in material transport and represents the future of haulage.

For more information, visit shawx.com.au

Cape Dunstans – Stand A11

Cape Dunstans excels in delivering complex horizontal directional drilling (HDD) projects in Australia’s most environmentally sensitive areas. With advanced engineering, expert teams and a sophisticated HDD fleet, the company provides precise, reliable and low-impact solutions. One notable project was the 900m Nerang River crossing on the Gold Coast, involving drilling beneath the river, Light Rail and Sundale Bridge. Using dual rigs, gyroscopic and radar guidance, and a continuous drill string, the crossing was completed incident-free. The 1200mm HDPE pipe was towed 5km along the Nerang River and Broadwater with careful planning to protect the environment.

For more information, visit cape.com.au

Do not miss the chance to see new construction innovations, gain industry insights and connect with sector leaders at Converge Expo 2025 on 17–18 September at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Secure your ticket now at https://convergeexpo.com.au/

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