EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW PREVIEW continued
Debut for National Flooring Equipment
American manufacturer, National Flooring Equipment, which recently announced its European launch, is making its UK trade show debut to exhibit its range of surface preparation equipment.
Machines will include the 5700 ride-on stripper, the 5280 and 6280 walk-behind models and the Power Hammer Trolley. The company also offers bespoke training to hirers and end users, helping them to get the most out of the equipment and maximising return on investment. One company that has already added the products to its fleet is
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Mark One Hire of Essex. Broader Syrinx line-up
Having joined the Point of Rental family of products last year, Syrinx hire management software is now offered alongside three other options from its American parent. These are targeted at different audiences, largely defined by the size and complexity of the businesses they serve. Elite is designed to provide a bespoke ERP (enterprise
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capable of managing every aspect of a hire business. Expert is a comprehensive management software package, similar to Syrinx, with roots in the hire industry going back 30 years, including functionality specific to party and event hire. Finally, Essentials is a cloud-based
resource planning) system, integrating with Microsoft Dynamics and T-T Pumps’ powerful Vortex
T-T Pumps will launch the Liberator Vortex, an addition to Liberator range of submersible de-watering pumps. It has been designed for high resistance to liquids containing sand and gravel, and to ensure solids handling capability up to 38mm, as well as withstanding harsh conditions, particularly when encountering abrasive material in sludge. The product incorporates a vortex impeller to minimize the risk of clogging. Lightweight in construction, it has a stainless steel motor casing and the pump has a thermoplastic polyester elastomer casing for impact resistance. The company anticipates demand from markets such as construction and industrial sites, emergency de-watering and
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hire and inventory program for straightforward hire operations, such as small tool hire shops, bicycle hire outlets and event hirers.
Versatile CCL hybrid
CCL Components has developed the Powerplus portable hybrid power system available in 6kVA, 10kVA, 18kVA and 30kVA models, to provide energy in areas lacking access to grid power. It can be used alongside, or in place of, existing generators and is claimed to reduce fuel consumption by an average of 30%-50%. The system can accepts a solar input for use as a fuel-free power generator, depending on load profile.
Hatz takes the Stage
In readiness for the EU Stage V emissions regulations being introduced in 2019, Hatz GB will display models from its ‘H’ range of water-cooled engines, including the 4-cylinder 4H50TIC. This is a compact 2-litre model with a turbocharged intercooler, weighing 173 kg and producing a maximum power output of 55kW. It is available as a fan-to-flywheel version, in a power pack (OPU) format, or as a power pack with a canopy. The manufacturer says the engine does not require a diesel particulate filter to meet the new regulations.
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