WASTE’17 - MANCHESTER, JUNE 8
Kramer Handler on display at Hassell
E.H. Hassell & Sons Ltd (Hassells) are major sponsors of the WASTE’17 show.
Since 1974, Hassells have gained a vast amount of experience in servicing and supplying specialist equipment to their customers all over the UK with a keen focus on three key markets: waste recycling, scrap metal and ports.
Sponsoring this year’s WASTE’17 exhibition provides Hassell’s with the opportunity to showcase the “full waste” specifi cation Kramer 5507 Heavy Duty Telescopic Handler to waste and recycling visitors.
Hassell will be on stand
B18 at WASTE’17
Speaking about WASTE’17, Sales and Marketing Manager David Peacock said: “The sponsorship allows us to increase our exposure and showcase our latest product range ‘Kramer,’ who produce in Germany a range of compact loading shovels, telescopic handlers and telescopic loading shovels.
“The Kramer 5507, as well as having
hydrostatic transmission and other unique features and benefi ts, this model – like all of the Kramer telescopic range , has been designed primarily for bucket use fi rst; then forks and other attachments afterwards.”
Guests at WASTE’17 are invited along to Hassells’ exhibition stand to view the ‘Kramer 5507’ and discuss other products available from their other business partners, which include material handlers, shredders, reel splitters, container loaders, alligator shears, cable strippers, compact and transportable hammer mills, cable granulators to name just a few.
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E.H. Hassell & Sons are dealers for Sennebogen: (German) material handler and port cranes; Kramer: (German) compact/telescopic handlers and telescopic loading shovels; Panizzolo: (Italian) Hammer Mills and processing equipment; Bronneberg: (Dutch) scrap metal and waste recycling equipment; and Exstel: (Estonian) port equipment attachments.
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BLUE will have three machines on display at the event; THE Fuchs Material Handler MHL 250, Doppstadt 3060 F Type High Volume Slow Speed Shredder & EvoQuip Bison 120 Jaw Crusher.
The Fuchs Material Handler MHL 250 has an operating weight of 14-15.5ft excluding attachment, and so this compact handler off ers exceptional productivity with unrivalled handling and manoeuvrability.
BLUE will be on stand
B10 at WASTE’17
Designed specifi cally for waste handling applications, the MHL 250 is an ideal machine for those looking for mobility, performance, effi ciency and reliability in a small material handler.
The Doppstadt DW 3060 slow speed shredders are designed on the single-shaft principle for high throughput volume reduction. For machinery protection and quick application changes, the DW shredder is fi tted with a hydraulically controlled shredding comb.
The Bison 120 has a 2.3m3 hopper capacity with a grizzly feeder as standard. Behind the machine is a very powerful Isuzu engine which enables the Bison 120 to process up to 80tph.
This model also has a jaw level sensor and a remote control as standard. Transport dimensions are 5.66m long x 2.25m wide and the overall weight of the machine is 13,000Kgs.
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