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CESAR IN FULL VIEW AT PLANTWORX

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Last week saw the third successful Plantworx exhibition take place at Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire and many leading manufacturers exhibited machines fitted with the official CESAR Scheme's now familiar triangular registration plate.



Datatag ID Limited, the technology provider to the Construction Equipment Association's CESAR Scheme,organised the display of the 250,000th CESAR registered machine. As the first CESAR registered machine was a Doosan excavator this latest milestone machine was appropriately also a Doosan.

CESAR's 10th anniversary was marked with the cutting of a special birthday cake by the CEA's Chief Executive Rob Oliver along with Datatag's MD Kevin Howells.

Datatag also displayed an NC Engineering site-dumper on their stand and the manufacturer, from Northern Ireland, announced at the show that they will be fitting CESAR as standard to their range. The CESAR marked dumper was positioned for the Savage Skills Stunt Show which was performed on the demo area over the three days, attracting a lot of interest from show visitors.

Alongside the main CESAR Scheme the Plantworx Innovation Award winning MicroCESAR System was also exhibited at the show. STIHL, who announced recently the standard fitment of MicroCESAR to their range of cut-off saws, loaned Datatag two saws - one available to demo on the Datatag/CESAR stand with the second displayed in the CEA's central HUB area.

Date Created: 13/06/2017

The Construction & Agricultural Equipment Security and Registration Scheme