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Equipment from Eve and Brightlights was included in
A-Plant’s substantial stand display.
our portfolio, and at the Showman’s Show we exhibited under the slogan ‘Altogether more choice’.”
The Hire Supply Company promoted the Master range of heating equipment, including the latest indirect fired units that are now all dual-voltage. Diffusers are also available, enabling output heat to be directed over a wider area. A new model is scheduled for launch in November, which can recycle a proportion of air from within a structure and mix it with outside air, giving more efficient
Promoting their heater line-up were HSC’s Dan Musson (left) and Steve McKenzie, with Master’s Agnieszka Dymarczyk.
operation at low ambient temperatures.
Products displayed by Arcotherm included a new line-up of pressure washers. Made by Italian manufacturer Biemmedue, the range comprises seven models, including hot and cold water units. Sales Director Andy Gilman highlighted two particular machines, including the petrol powered Mobile 180/7 and the electric Maxima 300.21, both cold water units and operating at up to 180 and 300 bar respectively. The range will be officially launched to the hire industry at the Executive Hire Show.
New from Thermobile is a stackable version of the ITA 75 indirect fired diesel heater, which offers a 75kW output. The company reported strong interest at the Showman’s Show in its ducting system that enables heat from an externally located heater to be distributed evenly throughout a temporary structure over distances of up to 30m. The fabric can be finished in a choice of colours.
One hire company that has detected an opportunity in the heating market is West Midlands-based ACH4U, standing for ‘air conditioning and heating for you’. It can supply heaters, especially Arcotherm Jumbo models, for use on short and long term projects. The company also works with another similar business, Air Comfort
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