Bauma 2025: CPL looks back on the Innovation, Impact & Inspiration from KLUBB Group and Partners at Bauma 2025
After a thrilling week in Munich, Bauma 2025 has come to a close—and what an unforgettable experience it was! As the world’s largest event dedicated to the construction and lifting industries, Bauma once again proved itself to be the heartbeat of global innovation, welcoming over 600,000 visitors from 200+ countries and 3,600+ exhibitors from across the globe. The KLUBB Group and our partners were proud to be right at the centre of the action.
At the forefront of our presence this year was the exciting launch of the K Pro range, our latest collection of van-mounted access platforms designed by professionals, for professionals. Built to meet the real-world demands of:
Rental fleets
Urban maintenance crews
Live-line electrical teams
**Telecom technicians **
…the K Pro range was developed with robust performance, safety, and smart mobility in mind. From agile compact designs for city work to fully spec’d platforms for high-stakes utility installations, we showcased how KLUBB continues to redefine what “ready-to-go” really means.
Bauma gave us the perfect global stage to demonstrate our technical insight and innovation, and the feedback was incredible. Thank you to all the clients, visitors and team members who made this launch one for the books!
This year’s show wasn’t just about showcasing machines—it was about shaping the future of construction. Panels at the Bauma Forum focused on game-changing topics like:
**Sustainable building certification (QNG) **
**3d printing and robotic manufacturing **
**CO₂-capture cement production **
**Digital machine language standardisation (Mic 4.0) **
The energy was electric, and it’s clear: the global access industry is doubling down on climate-conscious solutions and seamless digital integration.
Mark Sawyer, Commercial Director at CPL, Part of the KLUBB Group, reflected on the success of the event:
“Bauma 2025 was a landmark event for the global construction and access industry, showcasing the very best in innovation, sustainability, and strategic technology. It was a pleasure to reconnect with longstanding industry partners and to welcome new entrants who are bringing fresh energy to the sector. With over 600,000 attendees, it’s clear that our industry is not only resilient but continuing to evolve at pace. I’m particularly excited by the launch of eco-conscious equipment such as Palazzani’s XTJ 52+ ECO and Palfinger’s hybrid TEC range. These forward-thinking solutions represent a significant step toward a cleaner, more efficient future, and I look forward to seeing their impact on the UK market in the coming months.”
Alongside KLUBB Group, several of our trusted partners used Bauma as the launchpad for their next wave of innovation.
Palfinger drew massive attention with their new TEC range, offering 3.5T platforms that marry performance, safety, and emission-free operation. Their standout features included:
Fully electric platform options with battery packs for all-day runtime
CONNECTED diagnostics for remote fleet monitoring and predictive maintenance
Game-changing outreach and payload options (like the PT 25 TJ: 25m height, 18.7m outreach, 300kg load)
From hybrid work to whisper-quiet electric operation in ULEZ zones, Palfinger continues to lead the charge into the low-emission jobsite of the future.
Meanwhile, Palazzani dazzled visitors with world premieres from their spider lift range, most notably:
XTJ 52+ ECO, the tallest electric tracked platform in their range with a massive 52m working height and 980kg winch capacity
TSJ 30.1 ECO, perfect for indoor or sensitive-area operation with zero emissions and an ultra-compact design
TSJ 160 Spider Lift is the ideal solution for those seeking a compact, agile, and high-performance machine for working at heights up to 16 meters.
TZJ 180 Spider Lift offers a working height of 18 meters, an outreach of 8.2 meters, and a load capacity of 230 kg, ensuring maximum efficiency and versatility.
Palazzani’s commitment to sustainability and operational versatility made their stand a must-see throughout the show.
From tracked access platforms to innovative mini cranes, Alma Crawler introduced four brand new machines, including the Jibbi 1890 EVO and M-CRANE 1030. Their focus? All-terrain capability, safety, and multifunctional performance. Their machines are pushing boundaries in access and material handling, and Bauma was the perfect place to prove it.
One of the most exciting messages from Bauma 2025 was around interoperability. With initiatives like Mic 4.0 leading the way, manufacturers are joining forces to ensure machinery speaks a *common digital language, *boosting efficiency, compatibility, and safety on every job site.
This spirit of collaboration echoes what KLUBB Group and our partners are all about: working together to move the industry forward.
From cutting-edge launches to deep-dive sustainability discussions, Bauma 2025 exceeded all expectations. For KLUBB Group, it was more than an exhibition—it was a celebration of shared ambition, global partnerships, and practical innovation.
We leave Munich feeling energised, inspired, and even more committed to building better, safer, and more sustainable solutions for the access platform industry.
Until next time—thank you, Bauma! 🌍
See you in 2028.
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