Visitors to Skyjack’ s booth at CONEXPO will be able to view and learn about a range of manufacturer-approved ACCESSORYZERS designed to support equipment functionality and on-site use, according to Corey Connolly, head of product management. The display will include accessories such as perimeter lights, the ECOtray and turf tires, which are intended to address material handling needs, equipment and operator protection and day-to-day productivity on the jobsite.
Skyjack will exhibit at booth F42054.
DPL Telematics DPL Telematics plans to preview an upcoming upgrade to its ClearView Smart Dashcam, with enhancements aimed at simplifying installation and expanding driver performance reporting.
According to the company, the update will add OBDII powering options, eliminating the need for a hardwired connection, along with additional driver scorecard reporting capabilities. The enhancements are intended to support fleets seeking more flexible deployment options and expanded visibility into driver
behavior.
The ClearView Smart Dashcam, launched in August 2025, combines real-time video monitoring, GPS tracking and AI within a single device. The system is designed to provide fleets with video documentation, driver alerts and integrated telematics data through the DPL Telematics platform.
DPL will be at booth N10152.
Tadano
Tadano plans to showcase an expanded global equipment portfolio, reflecting the company’ s continued evolution into a full-line lifting and access solutions provider. Under the theme“ Reaching New Heights”, Tadano’ s exhibit will highlight developments made since CONEXPO 2023, including a broader range of equipment now available to North American customers. This includes former Manitex product lines that have been fully integrated into the
Tadano portfolio, supporting a consolidated approach to lifting, access and jobsite solutions.
In addition to its traditional crane offerings, Tadano will present equipment beyond crane technology. The company plans to highlight its growing aerial work platform lineup for the North American market, including crawlerand wheeled-chassis models. Multiple boom trucks and PM knuckleboom cranes are also expected to be on display as part of the company’ s expanding lifting solutions range.
Several new and updated machines are scheduled to make their debut. Among them is the AC 5.250L-2 all-terrain crane, which features a bifold jib intended to improve on-site flexibility and efficiency. Tadano will also present developments such as a removable outrigger box for larger-capacity cranes, including the AC 6.300-1, with an emphasis on transport efficiency and jobsite
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