PREVIEW 2017
HARSH UK’s waste products see ‘unprecedented’ growth
Stand: 5T30-U31
ATTENDING for the third consecutive year, RWM 2017 looks set to be a very big event for HARSH UK Ltd. The company’s waste product line has seen unprecedented growth over the last few years.
Order books are currently approaching full, for popular 8x4 Hook and 4x2 Skip models.
Adam Hargreaves, Director, said: “Operators are choosing HARSH Skips and Hooks for their strength, durability and reliability. Our models off er maximum reach and lift capabilities, meaning they are truly built to take whatever is thrown at them.”
The company's RWM display will consist of two vehicles, the fi rst of which is the HS14T Skiploader model on a chassis supplied by Greenhous DAF - suitable for an 18T GVW chassis and has a 14-tonne lift capacity.
Fully type approved and fi tted with a Skip N Go electric sheeting system, it off ers a powerful low-weight solution to skip handling.
Off ering customers the chance to access ready-for-work equipment, this particular truck is available for immediate sale, via
West Midlands based Greenhouse Commercials Ltd, Willenhall.
The second vehicle on display comes from H W Martin, Derbyshire and is a 6x4 DAF chassis with HARSH HH20 Hookloader-mounted equipment.
It is one of a number of units supplied to H W Martin over the last 12 months. This vehicle is built with a drawbar coupling for increased productivity and versatility within the fl eet.
It also has the Hook N Go sheeting system, which allows for varying bin sizes, and is fully adjustable on width to comply and ensure vehicle width directives are met.
HARSH Skiploaders cover the full 7.5T to 26T GVW spectrum. Fast lift-off , and the longest reach independent telescopic arms are standard features. For Hookloaders, the range is wider; stretching from 3.5T van chassis cabs up to 44 tonne GTW 8x4 drawbars.
HARSH have been providing ancillary equipment for the construction and waste industries for over 28 years, and are a family-owned company with an emphasis on building relationships and understanding customers’ businesses. They off er Tipping Gears, Sheeting Systems, On Board Weighing Equipment and Hydraulic Tractor Wet Kits.
www.harshuk.com
MAGNAPOWER present lightweight heavy duty Overband unit at RWM Stand: 5Q03
NOW available with freestanding frame, Magnapower Equipment Ltd, on stand 5Q03, have launched the lightweight – Heavy Duty Overband unit combined with a cantilevered frame.
The signifi cant advantage of this equipment is it can be installed simply and quickly over an existing conveyor. The frame is lifted from just one side and can be conveniently positioned upon delivery.
The complete unit is ready to operate once connected to a motor power supply,
and the overband can be fi tted with an electric or hydraulic motor. The frame is supplied complete with a stainless-steel discharge chute so the extracted ferrous metal is directed into a separate bin.
The magnet system has a high performance, deep fi eld permanent magnet to maximise ferrous extraction without any power supply to the magnet. The overband is fi tted with safety guards at both ends and the working gap can be adjusted to suit diff erent product types to increase separation effi ciency.
www.magnapower.co.uk
SEE US ON RWM STAND 5Q03
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SHM September, 2017
www.skiphiremagazine.co.uk
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