The 1221E Wheel Loader has an operating weight of 30 metric tons and a standard payload capacity of 7.6 cu yd. It is powered by a fully electric, six-cylinder Tier III-certified Cummins engine which boasts a 320 net hp. The cab has floor-to-ceiling glass in front and a sloping rear engine compartment for greater visibility. Remote drains for coolant, engine and hydraulic oil allow for fast maintenance. Features standard Z-bar and XR linkage configurations. Case Construction; 262-994-5084; www.casece.com

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The Wedge Bolt heavy-duty anchor can be used in any wedge, sleeve or concrete screw application in many kinds of base material. The vibration-resistant anchor is made of high-boron alloy steel, and meets new, tighter requirements of the International Building Code for cracked concrete. Installation requires only an impact wrench and the anchor is able to accept loads immediately, unlike a mechanical anchor. Power Fasteners Inc.; 914-235-6300; www.powers.com

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The Typhoon is a hydraulic bolt tensioning tool designed specifically for wind turbine applications. Able to tighten high-load bolts in confined spaces at precise measurements, it can work as a single-stage tool where height is restricted or as a multi-stage tool where radial access is limited. Its hydraulic piston seals are made of composite materials which resist the elements and wear. Boltight Ltd; +44 870 77 44 66 1; www.boltight.com

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The galvanized steel brackets of the Universal Stair Bracket system have scale markings for the rise and run of the staircase imprinted directly onto the bracket itself. This allows for the system to work on any pitch, rise or run. The scale markings take into account the width of the bracket itself, allowing for quick installation and fewer measurements. The system is secured by screws and glue rather than nails, and can be used on interior as well as exterior staircases. GoPro Construction Solutions; 877-577-4142; www.goproconstruction.com

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The Super Saddle is a simple forked-hook device intended to replace the traditional stakes and hangers used to support screed rails during the wet screeding of concrete. The lightweight bright green hooks are mounted on vertical pieces of #3 or #4 rebar and are driven into the subbase, allowing the screed rails to sit above the concrete, without the need for a fastener. After the rails are removed, the hook is easily extracted, leaving a much smaller hole to finish over than from a steel stake. Reusable and washable. Super Saddles; 888-547-4432; www.supersaddle.com