Cojali Changes Website Name

Cojali is changing their website name to Jaltest.com to help ensure a seamless transition to a more integrated online platform.

Headshot Final 5 Headshot
Gigi Wood
Feb 10, 2025
Cojali USA
Adobe Stock 645739526 679b8968bd2b9
@debbie - adobe.stock.com

Cojali announced a website change. 

All Cojali USA online resources, including product information, distributor tools, and customer support, are available at Jaltest.com.

This move is designed with users in mind, to transition them to an improved online platform. Jaltest.com is now the destination for everything related to the Jaltest environment, including: 

  • Unified access: Jaltest users can log into their accounts while exploring the platform 
  • Online catalog: Browse the range of Jaltest products
  • Potential users: Discover everything about Jaltest
  • For distributors: Access a private area to manage information, orders and distributor tools 
  • For existing users: Check the status of licenses, find distributor contact information, browse educational content or contact the support team
  • Enhanced communication: Contact the Jaltest team 


Latest in Construction Technology
According to Hayfield, one of the most critical challenges affecting construction contractors this year is material inflation. This is being driven by potential tariffs, which will push up project costs for contractors and may lead to some projects being cancelled if costs become too high.
Industry Analyst on 2025 Prospects and Market Conditions
February 21, 2025
According to Simonson, although construction activity grew more slowly as the year progressed, contractors continue to cite difficulty in finding qualified workers as their greatest challenge.
AGC Chief Economist on Construction Challenges in 2025
February 21, 2025
According to Tanel, contractors already prioritize machine capability, efficiency and safety when purchasing equipment. Manufacturers are constantly innovating to meet these needs, with a strong focus on creating safer and more efficient machines.
What's Coming This Year? AEM President and CEO Offers Forecast
February 21, 2025
According to Fritz, in 2025, disparities in performance between contractors are set to widen as those associated with megaprojects, including manufacturing facilities, data centers and infrastructure, remain in high demand.
ABC Economist Shares 2025 Construction Outlook
February 21, 2025
Related Stories
Trimble 2
Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other
Open Seats on Construction's Journey Toward Autonomy
The partnership combines Waabi’s generative AI with Volvo’s automation and safety design to unleash autonomous trucking.
Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other
Waabi and Volvo Partner to Create Autonomous Transportation Solutions
Trimble 1
Machine Grade Control, GPS, Laser & Other
Defining Data Interoperability in the Construction Environment
The expansion delivers sophisticated network corrections that streamline operational workflows across multiple market segments.
Site Layout
Topcon Expands Network Across US
More in Construction Technology
Business
Industry Analyst on 2025 Prospects and Market Conditions
Interact Analysis
Alastair Hayfield, vice president of commercial vehicles at Interact Analysis, taps into some of today's top challenges and where contractors can focus their efforts for success.
According to Hayfield, one of the most critical challenges affecting construction contractors this year is material inflation. This is being driven by potential tariffs, which will push up project costs for contractors and may lead to some projects being cancelled if costs become too high.
Business
AGC Chief Economist on Construction Challenges in 2025
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
For a look at what contractors might expect to encounter throughout the year, Ken Simonson, chief economist at Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), offers a glimpse into the coming conditions and challenges.
According to Simonson, although construction activity grew more slowly as the year progressed, contractors continue to cite difficulty in finding qualified workers as their greatest challenge.
Business
What's Coming This Year? AEM President and CEO Offers Forecast
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
Megan Tanel, president and CEO at Associated Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), addresses the industry's top concerns today, as well as the future of the construction industry.
According to Tanel, contractors already prioritize machine capability, efficiency and safety when purchasing equipment. Manufacturers are constantly innovating to meet these needs, with a strong focus on creating safer and more efficient machines.
Business
ABC Economist Shares 2025 Construction Outlook
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
What are today's top challenges and opportunities for contractors today? Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Economist Zack Fritz offers professional insights on the year ahead.
According to Fritz, in 2025, disparities in performance between contractors are set to widen as those associated with megaprojects, including manufacturing facilities, data centers and infrastructure, remain in high demand.
Construction Safety Technology
Construction’s Hidden Profit Center: How Procurement Can Transform the Bottom Line
SubBase
As the construction industry faces mounting pressure to deliver on time and within budget while reducing its environmental impact, procurement will continue to play a pivotal role.
Jirapong Adobe Stock 199114104
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
Gordian Reveals Construction Industry Cost Insights for Q1 2025
Gordian
While construction materials, equipment, and labor rates are still on the rise, the increases are not as pronounced as those seen in previous years.
RSMeans Data from Gordian provides data covering various cost line items and quarterly City Cost Index (CCI) updates.
Asphalt
World Of Asphalt Preview Guide 2025
Don't miss all the newest products and equipment from the largest asphalt pavement expo of the year!
Outside of WOA 2024.
Safety Equipment - Other
How Dashcams are Enhancing Safety and Protecting Fleets From Fraud
IntelliShift
The data collected from dashcams provides insights into driving patterns, enabling fleet managers to implement targeted training programs.
Equipping vehicles with dashcams demonstrates a strong commitment to safety and transparency, building trust with clients and the public.
Theft Prevention
Hapn Showcases Ghost Tracker at ARA
Hapn
Even if the more visible equipment tracker is removed by thieves, the ghost tracker continues to track the equipment.
Hapn Gv57
Construction News
Tech-Skilled Labor in Demand
As contractors weigh the impact of tech taking over the jobsite, study reveals mixed expectations.
In November 2024, Equipment Today joined Caterpillar's creative minds behind the scenes at the filming of CAT Trial 14: After Hours, a video celebrating the company's 100-year milestone and its museum of innovations along the way. Visit cat.com/trial14 to watch.
Truck Parts & Components
The Future of Work Trucks: Anticipating Trends and Innovations at WTW 2025
NTEA | The Association for the Work Truck Industry
With the high number of exhibits, sessions, and categories at the show, Work Truck Week has something to offer for everyone, catering to an assortment of trends and a seemingly endless list of innovations.
Attendees can expect to see a myriad of commercial trucks and up-and-coming technology. The show will feature not only complete vehicles but also all of the various parts that bring together trucks.
Construction News
Building Construction's 2025 Forecast
Ducker Carlisle
From residential, commercial and infrastructure to equipment and tool rental, Chris Fisher, managing principal at Ducker Carlisle, shares a forecast of trends in construction for 2025.
Adobe Stock 265400627
Page 1 of 601
Next Page