Milwaukee and Baldan bring mobile workshop to agribusiness.

Milwaukee Tool Brazil and Baldan are strengthening their joint presence in Brazilian agribusiness by bringing a new concept for field maintenance to the sector's main trade shows in 2026: the mobile workshop. This initiative combines professional wireless technology, mobility, and advanced technical support to increase the operational availability of tractors, harvesters, and agricultural implements during the most critical harvest periods.

Globally recognized for the robustness and innovation of its solutions, Milwaukee is expanding its presence in agribusiness alongside Baldan, a Brazilian manufacturer of agricultural implements with international operations. The partnership already integrates the company's after-sales operations, including the Workshop Trucks used for technical assistance directly in the field.

Now, the collaboration gains even more visibility with joint activations at some of the main events on the national agricultural calendar.

The agenda includes the main events in Brazilian agribusiness. 

Part of the agenda has already been completed with participation in Show Rural Coopavel, Expodireto, Tecnoshow, and Agrishow. The next stages include Bahia Farm Show, from June 8th to 13th, in Luís Eduardo Magalhães (BA); Coopercitrus Expo, from July 27th to 31st, in Bebedouro (SP); and Expointer, from August 29th to September 6th, in Esteio (RS).

During the events, Milwaukee demonstrates in practice how its solutions can accelerate mechanical interventions directly in the field. Highlights include high-torque tools capable of removing wheel nuts from tractors in seconds, professional fastening and tightening systems, high-performance portable lighting for nighttime operations, and the Packout modular platform, which facilitates the transport and organization of equipment in extreme work environments.

More than just showcasing products, the goal is to demonstrate how wireless technology can redefine the dynamics of field maintenance, eliminating mobility limitations and significantly reducing machine downtime.

“Every minute of downtime during the harvest directly impacts the productivity of the operation. Our goal is to bring field maintenance closer to the field with professional solutions that deliver power, autonomy, and speed to technical teams,” says Paula Cristina Dani, CEO of Milwaukee Brazil.

Focus on operational efficiency and support.

In addition to applications geared towards heavy maintenance, the company also brings equipment to the trade fair circuit to support the daily operations of rural properties, including blowers, chainsaws, and battery-powered pruners for management and conservation activities.

With a focus on operational efficiency and more agile support for producers, the companies expect to strengthen relationships with dealers, technical teams, and agricultural professionals throughout the event calendar, reinforcing a maintenance model that is increasingly productive, intelligent, and connected to the realities of the field.

“Previously, the tool was restricted to the workshop. Today, it accompanies the operation where the work happens: in the field, ready for use and prepared to respond quickly to the demands of agricultural maintenance,” concludes the executive.