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EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW
PREVIEW continued
DTAS becomes Duro
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Duro UK is the new name for the Sheffield-
based diamond tool and abrasives specialist,
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DTAS. Products have always been sold under the Duro name since the
organisation’s formation five years ago, and MD Paul Morewood says that their
Indespension launches
plant trailers
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impact has resulted in the brand becoming better known than the company’s
name leading to the change of identity.
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Indespension will promote a
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New at the Show will be a second-generation Duro Ultra Rippa,
new range of plant trailers with low deck
the welded-tip, tungsten carbide blade that enables a standard petrol saw to
heights, enabling a shorter ramp to be fitted. This leads
undertake tasks such as removing tree roots while still in the ground, cutting
to a 30% reduction in the loading angle which, together
plastics and metals, and work involved in house demolition.
with 13in wheels, increases stability.
The trailers offer a greater carrying capacity, making them
suitable for use with a far wider range of plant, particularly
Stihl shows latest technology
mini excavators. The reduced unladen weight improves fuel
Stihl will showcase its latest generation of cut-off
consumption, and the coupling allows the jockey wheel to
saws, including the popular TS 410. They
be fully retracted to avoid damage from ground contact
incorporate specially developed engine technology
when travelling over rough terrain or speed bumps.
to deliver maximum power and environment-
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friendly characteristics in terms of decreased
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emissions and low fuel consumption. Long-life air
inspHire’s easy solutions
filter systems reduce maintenance and help contribute to cost-efficient running,
inspHire will demonstrate its
and the tools are designed for
Windows-based hire management
low levels of vibration.
solutions. Utilising the Microsoft
Visitors to the stand will
SQL database, the software is
also be able to discuss
designed to suit businesses of all
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the extensive range of
sizes. Employees performing on/off
supporting
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hires at the hire desk are presented
accessories like dust
with easy to use procedures to facilitate administrative
suppression kits, as well as
tasks, whilst extensive ‘data mining’ capabilities allow
new grounds care products
management to extract business information.
designed to be eco-friendly,
With more than 700 installations to date, inspHire
efficient and simple to use.
integrates with popular accounting systems including
Microsoft and Sage Quickbooks. Latest developments
include a Vista-certified CRM (customer relationship
Keep cool with Scotts
management) module, and MobileWorking which frees up
Scott Brothers will exhibit its energy-efficient evaporative coolers for the first
staff to process orders more efficiently with barcode or
time at the Executive Hire Show. On display will be the Seeley Convair series of
RFID (radio frequency identification) functionality, and
portable machines, including the Magicool, Mastercool and Commander,
includes features like on-site signature capture.
suitable for rooms and offices from 15-30m
2
.
In addition, the recently launched mobile Breezair
EA120SVM will be shown, which enables areas up to
120m
2
to be cooled. Bioclimatic models are designed to
provide a high cooling effect whilst utilising little energy,
and they use no refrigerant chemicals.
Duncan Pratt-Thompson, Head of Sales, says,
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“Demonstrations of the Magicool will take place over
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the course of the two days. We are focused on
developing widespread adoption of these machines in
the hire industry, and they are suitable for cooling facilities such as homes,
offices, factories, warehouses, shops and marquees.”
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