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SKIPS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES


The MULTILIFT ULTIMA takes hooklift technology to another level with a suite of industry-first innovations, such as integrated indicative weighing, smart sensors, camera-assisted guidance, and advanced connectivity, to make operating the hooklift easier and safer than ever before.


The ULTIMA is the next generation of hooklift with 21 and 24 ton lifting capacity for 3- and 4-axle trucks. Base, Flex and Pro packages allow customers to choose the right level of control and technology to suit their operational needs.


Call 01691 626467 or find out more at hiab.com


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THE LEADING SKIP & CONTAINER MANUFACTURER COVERING THE UK


PROVIDING QUALITY PRODUCTS AT


Cole Mechanical Services maintain, service and supply: • SCISSOR LIFTS •


• DOCK LEVELLERS • • BALERS •


• COMPACTORS •


Our directly employed network of engineers cover all of mainland UK, providing surety of cover and response times to suit your needs.


For help and advice on all matters concerning loading bay services, please get in touch.


sales@colemechanical.co.uk TEL: 01494 775675


@SkipHireMag www.fi eldfayreskipproducts.co.uk


T: 01922 416800 E: fi eldfayreskips@gmail.com


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