Rokbak has been participating in France’s premier construction machinery roadshow Le Dig Tour for the first time, with the Scottish articulated hauler manufacturer taking the RA30 ADT to the event.
The 28 tonne (30.9 US ton) Rokbak RA30 articulated hauler will be at several Le Dig Tour events – the next is on June 6-7th in Mulhouse and September 19-20th in Brignoles.
Rokbak’s participation in Le Dig Tour underscores the company’s plans to expand its presence in France and build valuable partnerships with dealers and customers. Joining editions of the expo in the north, east and south of France will offer attendees the chance to engage directly with the Rokbak brand and the RA30.

Paul, who is multilingual, is looking forward to engaging with customers and explaining first-hand the capabilities of the Rokbak product line, which also includes the larger capacity 38 tonne (41.9 US ton) RA40articulated dump truck.

Now in its fourth season, Le Dig Tour consists of five regional events in France. The roadshow is a manufacturer-led outdoor event centred on OEMs demonstrating equipment and solutions for public works specialists.
Rokbak currently works with three dealers in France. Manu Lorraine Group covers the north-east of France, Framateq, the south-east of the country, and Griset Matériel, the Rhône-Alpes region. Engaging in events such as Le Dig Tour comes with Rokbak’s ambition to strengthen its dealer presence nationwide and capitalise on the country’s historically strong ADT market to help further support customers.
ADTs in France
France has remained a steady articulated hauler market since Rokbak rebranded in 2021. In the year prior to the Rokbak launch, there were around 200 units sold across all brands within the French ADT market. Since then, annual unit numbers increased and have remained steady at around 280.

“With extensive projects shaping France’s infrastructure, reliability and productivity are paramount. Rokbak articulated haulers are an ideal choice, offering durability, efficiency and a compelling total cost of ownership proposition.”











