Parker engineering a greener future at bauma 2022

Featuring an ‘earth-moving’ centrepiece, Parker’s stand will have a dedicated area for company experts to deliver more than 15 talks throughout the week on topics covering electrification, hydrogen technologies and material science, IoT, alternative fuel delivery systems, and engine and hydraulic filtration, among many others.

The company will present various solutions for the construction and mining industries. Visitors will be able to explore products and learn about their technical specifications, capabilities, and benefits.

“We are excited to showcase Parker’s ground-breaking innovations at bauma this October. We see the expo as the perfect place to unveil our latest engineering breakthroughs for a greener future, helping the industry to address the twin challenges of increased productivity and profitable sustainability. We will be exhibiting reliable, optimised solutions, which enable vehicle electrification and digitalisation, reduce carbon emissions, and transition diesel-powered platforms to alternative fuels like biodiesel or hydrogen – all while performing reliably and safely in some of the harshest environmental conditions,” said Joachim Guhe, Parker’s President for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

This year, Parker will address four topics that are crucial to the future evolution of construction and mining, and closely aligned with the two main themes of the bauma 2022 expo – sustainability and digitisation:

• Driving the energy evolution through alternative fuels and hydrogen
• Achieving carbon neutrality via electrification and carbon-free construction methods
• Implementing digitalisation, IoT 4.0, and automation to improve reliability, safety, and productivity
• Enhancing reliability and productivity, particularly in harsh conditions like mining and construction.

An early highlight in Parker’s bauma week will be a ‘bauma Special’ Expert Insights talk on 20 October 2022, featuring Paul Horvat, VP of Business Development for Parker’s Motion Systems Group, and Shawn Horner, VP of Parker’s Motion Technology Centre.