EvoQuip to celebrate tenth anniversary at Hillhead

EvoQuip made its debut at Hillhead with the introduction of the Bison 120 jaw crusher, under the then leadership of Matt Dickson (Image: EvoQuip)

The UK-based show, which takes place from 23 to 25 June 2026 in Buxton, marks ten years since the brand was officially launched here.

EvoQuip made its debut at Hillhead 2016 with the introduction of the Bison 120 jaw crusher, a compact machine designed to simplify crushing operations for smaller contractors and recycling applications.

Since then, the company has expanded its portfolio from a single machine to a range of compact equipment. The lineup today includes jaw and impact crushers, scalping screens, mobile conveyors and shredders for small-scale materials processing in the building, construction, quarries, agriculture, landscaping, plant hire and recycling industries.

Barry O’Hare, business line director, said, “Launching EvoQuip at Hillhead in 2016 was about listening to customers who wanted compact equipment that was straightforward to own and operate. Ten years on, the portfolio has grown significantly, but that original focus on simplicity and practicality remains unchanged.

“Marking this anniversary at Hillhead will be a full-circle moment, given the role the show has played in the EvoQuip story from the very beginning.”

The EvoQuip stand will feature a new digital element, designed to provide visitors with interactive access to product information, application insights and a snapshot of the brand’s global reach over the last ten years.

It will also showcase TRAC, a multi-sensor solution for improving screening equipment performance and durability, and INNEX, which consolidates existing tools in one digital platform and introduces new AI-driven innovations.

The company will also be raising funds for cystic fibrosis during the show. This initiative builds on EvoQuip’s Hillhead 2024 charity campaign, which raised over £2,000, and continues in memory of Cahir O’Hagan, brother of business development manager Paul O’Hagan.