Hire Tools Update
Coinford Invest In HPC Kaeser Coinford has invested in ten new HPC KAESER Portable Compressors, further expanding their large fleet of non-operated plant and ensuring that their customers enjoy the reliability and performance that these impressive machines deliver. Coinford Plant Ltd is a division of the Coinford Construction Group that has
the ability to deliver a huge variety of contracts ranging in value from £500,000 to £50m throughout London and the South East of England. Undertaking all aspects of ground works and RC superstructures, Coinford are leaders in construction and development. Lee Burlton, Director of Coinford Plant explained, “Coinford is a progressive
organisation with an experienced and dedicated team, providing the ability to construct and deliver on time. We don’t believe that any company can afford to ignore the changing needs and processes of the construction industry, so we continually evolve the services and equipment that we offer our clients.” He continued, “with the help, experience and advice of Jim Dicker [of Jim Dicker Plant Sales Ltd] we chose to invest in HPC KAESER Portable Compressors to help deliver this commitment and to provide an effective, reliable and efficient compressor for our clients to work with.” The new fleet
of 10 compressors; consisting of four single tool M20’s and six two-tool M43 compressors; was put to immediate use in servicing the requirements of Coinford construction sites.
Reply No. 22 Andrew Pike Builders Opt For
A Volvo EC18C Opting for their first Volvo compact excavator has proved to be the right decision for Andrew Pike Builders of Cheriton Bishop, near Exeter thanks to good performance, reliability and support from Volvo’s local utility equipment dealer Plant & Engineering Services according to proprietor Andrew Pike. “This is the first time we’ve tried a Volvo mini excavator having been associated
with other brands in the past,” says Andrew. “So far we’ve been pleasantly surprised with the EC18C in terms of its digging performance, geometry, build quality and operator comfort. In addition the team at Plant &Engineering Services have been very supportive as well living up to the third party references we took when we were considering the change,” he continues. The new Volvo EC18C is one of four machines ranging between 1.5 and 2.0
tonnes that have been available on the GB market since the autumn of 2010 and is a direct replacement for the EC15B XTV model. Powered by a 12.3 Kw (16.8hp) engine, the machine features automatic two speed travel and extendable undercarriage as standard. One significant change on the new models is that hydraulic hoses for the digging equipment are now routed through the boom and cylinders are top mounted to minimize on site damage. The machine supplied to Andrew Pike Builders is fitted with a ROPS canopy – a full cab version is also available. The 1.8 tonne compact excavator also benefits from load-sensing hydraulic system for fast cycle times, even when carrying out multiple functions. Maximum dig depth is a generous 2.3 metres. A full complement of buckets together with quick hitch and an anti-theft system have been supplied with the machine.
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