Specialist solutions from WernerCo
WernerCo highlighted new additions to its Boss range of access equipment, including the BS1139:6 compliant Linked Tower Scaffold and Cantilever systems. These use standard Boss components in order to create more complex structures for specialist applications. The former product can be used to provide access over and across obstacles, while the Cantilever system is
designed to enable a safe working platform to be created from the tower when the main structure cannot be located alongside the work area. Also new is the Boss braced Stairmax 700, which has been designed for use in commercial and domestic stairwells. It provides a working height of up to 13m and can be used for internal and external applications.
01621 745900
www.wernerco.com/eu Ultimate newcomer from Morris
Amongst several new products from Morris Site Machinery was the TL90 Ultimate lighting tower, a new variant that has same dimensions as the existing TL90 but has a longer running time for up to 265 hours’ continuous operation. Perkins or Kubota engines can be specified, and a Deep Sea control panel is fitted, with telemetry options to give operators advanced monitoring and security capability. Four 300W LED lights are fitted. Also new is the Makinex Hose 2 Go, which provides a portable water supply for dust suppression during tasks like cutting concrete, and was placed second in the Innovation Trail at the Show. It contains a rubber diaphragm that creates pressure, so there is no requirement for manual pumping, batteries or electronics. It has a 13.8-litre capacity for 30 minutes’ supply and weighs just less than 20kg when full. Displayed in various eye-catching designs especially for the Show was the new range of Cobra inverter welders. The 500i model offers MMA, TIG, Arc Gouging
and MIG welding capabilities with the addition of compatible add-on units. It provides 500A for DC welding, and is targeted at applications such as heavy fabrication, ship yards, oil and gas, quarrying and manufacturing industries.
0345 409 0280
www.morrismachinery.co.uk 49
Stihl adopts new Datatag system
Datatag announced that Stihl has become the first company to adopt its MicroCesar equipment security marking system, which will be fitted as standard to its cut-off saws, including the popular TS 410 and the Lithium-Ion powered TSA 230 model. The initiative incorporates several security marking technologies to give each piece of equipment a permanent ‘fingerprint’ that thieves cannot remove. These include an RFID transponder and a tamper- proof warning/registration label with an integrated QR code, to provide the Police with quick verification of ownership without the need for special equipment. In addition, hirer Clancy Plant is adopting MicroCesar to protect the hand-held power tools in its fleet. Director Bernie Stack said, “We are confident that we are putting in place a serious and proven theft deterrent which can only help our customers and our business.”
0345 070 0440
www.datatag.co.uk
Hand-driven Avant
A new hand control option was shown on a 635 compact articulated wheel loader from Avant Tecno. A switch on the machine is used to change direction of travel from the usual foot pedals to a rocker control on the
joystick. Originally developed to help para-equestrian carriage driver, Jamie Williams, who became paralysed from the waist down after breaking his back ten years ago, this new option is reported to be creating interest from many other operators. Avant also displayed its recently launched e5 electric compact wheel loader. Powered by a lead acid battery and incorporating a battery charger as standard, the machine was shown fitted with a 300mm-diameter auger attachment.
0800 015 8432
www.avant.co.uk
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