£999 HIRE Convenient.


Designed with practicality in mind, the Climbolino E’s compact size, lightweight frame, and ergonomic handles makes it easy to transport and manoeuvre without lifting equipment. With quick-release connectors that allow it to disassemble into three parts, it’s the ultimate portable robotic cutting solution.


Efficient.


Lead the way in sustainability and efficiency, using 90% less energy than compressor-powered cutters. The 12-inch LED display delivers crystal clear visuals while the integrated toolbox provides you with easy access to premium-quality tools and accessories. The Climbolino’s detachable hose is fully replaceable onsite, keeping downtime to a minimum in the event of any damage.


Powerful.


The Climbolino E’s 1kW motor, powered by a dual 54V battery system, delivers impressive strength and reliability for even the most demanding tasks. With up to 2 hours of runtime per charge, it provides consistent performance, and thanks to its spare interchangeable batteries, you can keep working seamlessly all day long.


the Climbolino E for your next drainage project from just


for 3 days*


CLIMBOLINO E: THE ALL-ELECTRIC ROBOTIC CUTTER


The ultimate robotic cutting solution for DN60 to DN300 exclusively from AHS.


0333 567 3210 | ahs-pi.co.uk


*Hire is subject to availability and excludes delivery and collection charges. Includes use of one cutting head, subject to our fair usage policy. CPA terms and conditions of hire apply.


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