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Meet with CPA
The CPA is to hold a Strategic
Forum Plant Safety Group outreach meeting on the first day of the Show from 2-4pm in the Jaguar Suite at the Ricoh Arena. This free event is open to all and will be discussing new Medical Fitness Guidance, revised Safe Use of Telehandlers Guidance and other hire industry safety issues. It will be split into three sessions, and visitors can attend as many as they like. To register, contact Kevin Minton of CPA at
kevin.minton@cpa.uk.net The CPA is also promoting its Stars of the Future award scheme for trainees in the plant hire industry, held in conjunction with UK colleges offering plant mechanic apprentice training.
Marcrist keeps quiet
Marcrist will be demonstrating several new product ranges, including the BF850 SilentMAX diamond blade that is claimed to be up to 16 times quieter than standard blades in operation, whilst maintaining the same performance level as a conventional Marcrist 850
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version. The
DDM1 is a
compact diamond drilling machine
complementing larger models in the company’s range. Weighing only 4kg and producing 1200watts of power, the unit incorporates a two-speed gearbox, clutch, overload protection and a vibration dampened handle. Also new is the SB850 range of vacuum brazed diamond reciprocating saw blades.
Expanded T-T Pumps line-up
New models in the Liberator and Trencher series of contractors’ pumps will be amongst products being displayed by T-T Pumps. They offer a head capacity of up to 21m and a maximum flow rate of 650 litres/minute. The Show line-up will also include a variety of submersible drainage pumps, sump pumps, pond pumps and fuel pumps, as well as hoses and fittings.
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6 & 7 February Ricoh Arena, Coventry
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