AUSA, participation overview at World of Concrete 2024

Four dumpers and an all-terrain forklift were the protagonists of the stand located in the central pavilion of AUSA.

For the seventh consecutive time, the brand has been present at the most important concrete sector fair in North America.

AUSA, a manufacturer of compact all-terrain industrial vehicles, was present at the World of Concrete fair, the largest event in the concrete sector in North America. From January 23 to 25, AUSA showcased some of its dumpers and all-terrain forklifts for the transportation and movement of materials at the Las Vegas fairground.

"Our commitment to the North American market is strong. We have a prominent distribution network, consisting of 93 sales points spread throughout the territory, allowing us to serve our customers," said Ignasi Moner, CEO of AUSA US Corp. "For us, being at World of Concrete for the seventh consecutive time and having a stand with our dumpers only reinforces our conviction that this type of vehicle is becoming an increasingly recognized solution for the day-to-day construction sector, also in the United States. More and more professionals are showing interest in them and are associating them with our brand. Indeed, all those customers who have tried this type of machine see the potential it has for their business."

AUSA showcased five of its compact all-terrain industrial vehicle models in its exhibition space:

In the dumper category, AUSA exhibited the electric model D151AEG with a load capacity of 1,500 kg and a rotating hopper. Equipped with a battery pack that provides a full day's autonomy, it has off-road power and capabilities that match diesel vehicles. Also on display were the new D201AHG with a load capacity of 2,000 kg and a rotating hopper, ideal for small municipal works or maintenance of reduced magnitude, the D350AHG, with a load capacity of 3,500 kg and ideal for medium-scale earth movements, and the D601AHG, a powerful dumper of larger dimensions capable of agilely transporting up to 6,000 kg.

As for all-terrain forklifts, the C401H was exhibited, one of the largest in the brand's catalog, with a capacity of 4,000 kg and a maximum lifting height of 5.45 meters.

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