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PREVIEW 2017 New camera from Sentinel Systems Stand 5R21


COMMERCIAL vehicle safety specialist Sentinel Systems will be at the RWM Exhibition for an 11th year.


The company will be exhibiting its reversing systems, 360-degree cameras, Bike Hotspot system, and new LED cyclist warning sign for the refuse and waste market.


This year, having worked with many local authorities and private collection companies, Sentinel has launched a new LED cyclist warning sign – an addition to the Bike Hotspot system.


The award-winning Bike Hotspot system comprises four of Sentinel’s safety aids, including a front corner system, side scan system, a side camera and an external sounder, and can be cus- tomised to meet the needs of the vehicle and driver.


External scanning sensors are fi tted along the nearside of the vehicle as well as the front corner, which are linked to an internal audio warning to alert the driver of potential hazards. For extra customer satisfaction an external alert is sounded to warn the cyclist/pedestrian that the vehicle is manoeuvring.


As a new product for 2017, Sentinel’s new LED cyclist warning


sign provides extra protection for vulnerable cyclists. The prod- uct’s sturdy and robust design, and ultra-bright LEDs make it a great addition to the award-winning Bike Hotspot system.


The sign gives cyclists approaching the rear of the vehicle a clear warning the vehicle is about to turn left. The LED cycle sign can be fi tted alongside the Bike Hotspot system to the rear or the nearside of the vehicle or as a stand-alone product.


www.reversewithsafety.com Air-Seal to perform live demos Stand 5P64


AIR-SEAL PRODUCTS will be exhibiting for their 16th time at RWM and performing a live demonstration.


The tyre-seal specialists will be showcasing their most popular product, the Heavy Duty tyre sealant range, which seals punctures up to 15mm and can be used for on and off road applications.


They also off er their Armour-Seal product for use in heavy plant operating in diffi cult conditions: experiencing punctures up to 30mm in diameter.


Air-Seal Products Managing Director, Alex


Burnand said: “Air-Seal Products play a major part in tyre management, and that has been well proven over more than 17 years; we will save you time and money.


“Operational effi ciency is improved by reducing costly downtime for idle machines and labour. One treatment costs no more than the full cost of one tyre repair, and lasts the legal life of the tyre.”


In January 2017, Air-Seal Products launched their new environmentally- friendly tyre sealant by using Propylene instead of Ethylene Glycol.


It will be the same product that has www.air-sealproducts.com McIntyre’s MP 1300 ‘Boss’ tribute Stand OA134


MCINTYRE, a JMC Recycling Systems company and long-running exhibitor at RWM, will this year release details on two new products.


The fi rst product is the McIntyre MP 1300 – a.k.a. ‘The Boss’ – a fi tting tribute to the company’s late founder, Michael Pownall, who died a few weeks ago.


Their second product in Birmingham is the new Fortress shear range, new to UK/Ireland through McIntyre.


For the fi rst time at RWM, McIntyre will also display the Vulcan metal analyser from Hitachi High –Technologies.


Vulcan is the fastest handheld metals analyser for scrap sorting, with Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy technology that enables ultra-rapid identifi cation of a wide range of alloys within a single load.


In addition, McIntyre will display three 44 SHM September, 2017


Rotobec orange peel grapples for the fi rst time including, the Mag-Grab, Trash-Grab and Rotation. These ‘super-tough’ grabs are designed to signifi cantly reduce service costs and downtime.


Known for its extensive shear range, McIntyre will display the powerful, tough and transportable Bonfi glioli MOBICUT 1000 mobile-horizontal shear; plus one of its best sellers, the McIntyre 407 hydraulic alligator shear.


For those handling cables, there will be the MG Matrix 220 cable granulator, which can process 300-500kg/hour to recover 98% of copper and aluminium from electric cables and other waste. The McIntyre Euro-Strip 5000 cable stripper can handle most heavy-duty cables, including armoured and multi-core – from 6mm to 101mm diameter – at speeds of up to 42metres/minute.


Whether it is for special off ers on reconditioned machines or information


www.skiphiremagazine.co.uk


on new baler comparisons, stand OA134 is a must visit.


www.jmcrecycling.com


been helping companies save money on puncture costs and downtime for almost two decades.


Air-Seal’s eco-friendly products are based on water washable components with no glues, gums, or chemical reaction; meaning they are easy to install and quickly removed using water.


Tyre sealants have an indefi nite shelf life, and customers can be assured the adhesive will not separate and can be re- used, while conventional tyre repairs and re-treading remain unaff ected.


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