SHOW FEATURE


STAND OUT 1 & ‘TRUCKS IN ACTION’ ARENA


LEADING British hook loader and skip loader manufacturer, Boughton Engineering is proudly supporting the inaugural Letsrecycle Live exhibition.


The company’s main focus will be on its core products ‒ which will be shown on external stand ‘OUT 1’, adjacent to the ‘Inn on the Green’. Hook loader and skip loader units will also participate in the ‘Trucks in Action’ Live Demonstration Arena, scheduled for both days of the show.


Boughton’s now ubiquitous hook loader design continues to maintain its market leadership position for the type and remains the market’s equipment of choice, with features which continue to deliver operator confidence, rugged strength, proven technology, simplicity and ease of maintenance ‒ whilst also retaining strong residual values.


Boughton pioneered auto- sheeting systems with its Kwikcova system, still widely regarded as industry best practice.


The Power-Reach skip loader unit - two PR18 variants of which will be at the event - has established its own strong position in the market since its introduction in 2013. At the time, it represented a new generation in design for the sector, offering improved functionality and performance. It also introduced a patented design of auto- sheeting system, Intacova, which is fully integrated into the unit in such a way that potentially vulnerable componentry is protected during loading and unloading operations.


22 - 23 MAY 2019


Boughton’s third core product area ‒ the Close Coupled Trailer ‒ will not be exhibited at the show. The company is scheduled to announce a number of technical and engineering developments for its CCT product later this year.


SEE US AT STAND: E1


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