CASE showcased a special CASE Rodeo event, displaying its full offering of 360-degree solutions and exhibited machines designed to reflect the customer-centric, applications-based ethos of the brand
Reflecting CASE’s approach to providing solutions for customers’ specific requirements, visitors will experience an application-based layout of the CASE stand at bauma 2019. Quarrying, recycling, urban construction and road-building will each have a dedicated area, with CASE showcasing a total of 15 machines and sister brand IVECO displaying four vehicles.
Quarrying
In the quarrying section of the stand will be a CASE 1121G wheel loader, a CASE CX300D excavator and an IVECO Astra HD9 truck. These all possess the dexterity and power required to deal with the demands of the quarrying application.
The CASE 1121G features a Stage IV FPT Industrial engine without diesel particulate filters (DPF), delivering high-torque performance at low rpm, without the need for an extra cooling system.
An electronically controlled pump, larger main valve and multiple hydraulic sensors on the CASE CX300D result in up to six per cent greater breakout force, making it ideally suited to the challenges of a quarry.
Recycling
For recycling, there is a CASE 821G Waste Handler (WH) wheel loader and an IVECO X-Way NP crane-tipper truck.
The CASE 821G WH’s Stage V engine features FPT Industrial’s Hi-eSCR2 after-treatment technology. As a result, it is maintenance-free, as well as being compact enough to still maintain excellent rear view visibility. Specifically engineered for the recycling industry, the CASE 821G WH also features a complete waste guarding pack that protects the machine and prevents material build up. This includes a front axle guard, lifting cylinder guards, front frame debris ejector belts and tank belly protection.
IVECO’s X-Way NP crane-tipper truck is powered by IVECO’s industry-leading natural gas technology. The 400HP, 1700 Nm Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Cursor 9 engine delivers clean, quiet and fuel-efficient performance. This, together with the outstanding manoeuvrability, compact overall dimensions, ground clearance, traction and large payload, mean the X-way NP is ideally suited to the recycling application
Urban construction
Stationed in the urban construction sector will be the new CASE CX90D excavator, the CASE TV450 compact track loader, CASE CX18C and CX37C excavators, a CASE 570ST backhoe loader for non-regulated markets, a CASE 321F compact wheel loader and an IVECO DAILY 4x4.
The CASE CX90D MSR completes CASE’s D series excavator range by adding a mid-sized option. This swing version has a Stage V Yanmar engine, with its 3.3-litre capacity producing 69HP. This results in increased torque at lowers rpms and an overall wider torque range.
The CASE TV450, the largest compact track loader ever produced by CASE, will be making its European debut after being launched in North America earlier this year. With a massive operating capacity of 2040kg at 50% tipping load, the CASE TV450 can comfortably handle demanding loader work, ranging from pallet moving to forestry. CASE’s Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology ensures this power is delivered efficiently and the engine remains easy to fill and maintain. Performance does not, however, come at the expense of operator comfort. The cab offers a spacious width of nearly one metre and is fully pressurised to reduce noise and keep out dust fumes.
IVECO’s Daily 4x4 is the first 7-tonne Gross Vehicle Weight 4x4 vehicle with a payload up to 4,300kg in the market and a choice of body lengths up to 5m. Part of the new Daily 4x4 range, it offers IVECO’s class-exclusive Hi-Matic 8-speed automatic gearbox, as well as ABS-equipped disk brakes. The Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) has been specifically developed for the Daily range of trucks, guaranteeing top braking performance and durability.
Road building
On show for road building will be the CASE 856C AWD grader, CASE1650M dozer and the IVECO X-Way tipper truck.
CASE’s C Series of graders feature best-in-class mouldboard control. Also, this latest range of CASE graders comes with an advanced Ergopower transmission combined with a torque converter, ensuring smooth shifting for perfect control. A roller-mounted, the encapsulated slewing ring means effortless mouldboard rotation, providing a zero-friction engineering solution. These features combine to deliver the highest degree of accuracy in the industry.
The CASE 1650M dozer is specifically engineered for high pushing power and grading precision. A turbocharged engine produces high torque, while the hydrostatic transmission means each track is powered independently.
CASE’s skid steer loader celebrates 50th anniversary
The year 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the CASE skid steer loader. As a result, an original CASE 1530 Uniloader from 1969 will take pride of place on the stand.
Since their inception, skid steer loaders have been fundamental to the CASE brand. The current line-up retains the same versatility that made its predecessors so popular, while combining cutting-edge touches, such as a cab offering market-leading visibility.
CASE’s range of certified attachments
All machines displayed on the CASE stand will be equipped with an array of certified attachments. In addition, three ‘islands’ near to each equipment application section will give further examples of how CASE’s attachment solutions can adapt to deal with nearly all customer needs.
The European CASE Rodeo turns 10
Celebrating its own anniversary, the CASE European Rodeo will be coming to bauma 2019 with a specially-designed game for the CASE stand. Operators are invited to take part in this daily competition to show their skills and the manoeuvrability of the CASE CX145D excavator.
Many CASE product innovations at bauma
CASE is also set to debut many operator-focused advancements, including the reveal of the patented combined steering functionality on the CASE 856C AWD grader. This unique development provides the template for the next generation of CASE graders.
Continuing the theme of enhanced operator experience, CASE will also unveil an electrohydraulic (EH) control system for its 321F compact wheel loader. The new hydraulic quick coupler will improve visibility, while a new frame for the forks increases the rollback angle, allowing for safer handling of loads.
