On 08 Nov, 2018 By Hawthorne Cat
CARB Training Course | Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Hawthorne Cat Corporate Training Center
16945 Camino San Bernardo, San Diego CA 91927
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has a regulation to reduce emissions from existing truck and bus, off-road diesel, and portable engine equipment used in California. CARB is providing a unique training opportunity through Hawthorne Cat to help owners understand and comply with these regulations.
On 30 Aug, 2017 By Hawthorne Cat
CARB Training Course | Wednesday, September 27, 2017
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On 10 Jan, 2017 By Hawthorne Cat
ARB Training Courses | Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Hawthorne Cat Corporate Training Center
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On 14 May, 2015 By Hawthorne Cat
The new Cat 336F Excavator delivers improved productivity and fuel efficiency while reducing the carbon footprint. The Cat 336F Excavator meets U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final emissions standards and is equipped with a variety of new features to improve overall jobsite productivity.
New features to the Cat 336F Excavator
On 18 Mar, 2014 By Hawthorne Cat
The new Cat® M Series 3 Motor Graders have been designed to reduce the carbon footprint and still deliver the same durability, productivity and comfort you have come to expect from Caterpillar. The advanced emissions reducing technology in the new 12M3, 140M3, and 160M3 meet Tier 4 Final/EU Stage IV emission standards.
On 07 Feb, 2014 By Hawthorne Cat
The new Cat® 336E H Hybrid Excavator is equipped with the latest hybrid technology designed to lower operating costs and reduce the carbon footprint. The hydraulic hybrid system still delivers the same reliability, durability and power you are used to while increasing your machine's operating efficiency.
The 336E H's hybrid system optimizes the new hybrid technology to reduce and reuse its energy.
On 30 Dec, 2013 By Hawthorne Cat
Caterpillar recently redesigned its articulated trucks to meet Tier 4 emissions requirements. The new more powerful and fuel efficient trucks will be introduced beginning in January 2014.
