EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW PREVIEW continued
Diesel safety range from Wyndham Page
Wyndham Page and Western Tydens, which are part of the same group of
companies, will promote their ranges of diesel engine safety equipment. Wyndham Page manufactures air intake shutdown valves and cut-off valves, to protect engines from over-speeding, or ‘engine runaway’, in potentially hazardous areas such as refineries, oil rigs and chemical works.
SEE US ON STAND H34
On display will be a new range of compact solenoid-actuated butterfly valves designed for reliability in the field and to provide different options to suit various
applications. The company also produces an automatic- mechanical style of shut down valves with manual override. Western Tydens makes diesel engine spark arrestors,
ATEX approved products and bespoke designs including silencer replacements, as well as exhausts, silencers, diesel particulate filters, catalytic converters and installation pipework.
SEE US ON STAND X4
HTS to launch new safety camera
HTS will launch a new addition to its range of reversing camera kits for compact plant, designed to enhance site safety by
improving operator visibility. It supports four camera channels, two being wireless and two wired, to give clear vision on all sides of the vehicle, including blind spots. The wireless system is claimed to have a range of 20m, range allowing two cameras to be
mounted in positions where running a cable is not possible. The 7in LCD screen is designed to displays sharp images even in poor
lighting, and each component of the kit is waterproof, making the system suitable for mounting in external applications and for use on machines without cabs.
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Hird’s
two-in-one machine
Pride of place on the Hird stand will go to the Wienold
MFC750, which the company describes as two counterbalance mini floor cranes in one. In its MFC 750Ks ‘Shorty’ configuration, it measures only 650mm wide and 1200mm long, yet can lift up to 475kg. It can be adapted on-site by adding extension legs, turning it into the MFC 750K variant, with a maximum lift capacity of 900kg, while being 1800mm long. The machine’s compact qualities led to it being used to install glazing panels at the BBC’s White City complex in West London. Hird Director, John Wilding, said, “In its Shorty mode, it was small enough to be positioned between the roof edge and a maintenance rail. When fitted with a Minifor TR50 materials hoist and an MRT4 vacuum lifter, it was ideal for lifting and installing glass panels throughout an inner quadrangle.” Other applications include office, showroom and shop-front glazing and maintenance, as well as material lifting tasks on construction sites.
SEE US ON STAND B20
Kohler prepares for Stage V
SEE US ON STAND E41
Kohler Engines says that, by 2019, its new generation of KDI engines will see the integration of diesel particulate filters (DPF) to meet Stage V emission requirements. Its engineering teams are developing a compact after-treatment solution based on a passive regeneration approach that is designed to be easy for users to understand and maintain. It is a continuous process that allows the DPF to perform as intended without the need to raise the temperature, according to the manufacturer, which says that it also enables optimal performance in various operating conditions, easy
maintenance and long service intervals, with no adverse effect on engine performance or machine productivity.
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