Chief Executive Chris Morris reflects on 2019 as a significant year of opportunity


In 2019 we’re showcasing our most environmentally friendly, reliable and durable range of SMC lighting towers ever. The year aslo marks our 25-year track record with the SMC brand, something we are very proud of - and what a way to celebrate with the launch of our SMC TL90 Evolve.


The Denyo brand has a 70-year established heritage, just one of the many reasons our customers trust in the performance and reliability of the Eventa and Renta super silent generator range we distribute.”


“For us, this year is all about our commitment to innovation, sharing some great milestones for our brands and, with our parent company marking 150 years of successful trading, we have plenty of reasons to celebrate with our customers.


Hilta pumps have been cleaning up Britain for 43 years and ArcGen this year retains its place as the number one choice for welders since 1973. Add to this the backbone of a fifth generation, family run business group behind the brands, and it stacks up to stability, reliability and innovation.”


Chris Morris, CEO, Morris Site Machinery


Sustainable SMC


Introducing the completely redesigned TL90 Evolve


Key features • Four 320w LEDs • Producing 144,000 lumens


• 8 metre mast with manual 355° rotation • 1500rpm Kubota diesel engine • Noise level, 60dB(A) @ 7 metres • 185 hours run time • 900 kg fully fuelled


• Rear access fork pockets and central lifting eye Evolve options: 1200w LED HALO lamp head,


Six 320w LED lamp head, Perkins 403D.07G 3-cylinder diesel


engine, telemetry and Deep Sea DSEL401 controller.


TL60 Solar shines a light on sustainability


Key features • Single operator friendly • Lightweight and compact for easy transport and storage • Three 45W 12v solar panels • One 30w LED floodlight • 5,094 lumens


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• 16 hours of continuous operation • Available in skid base version and a fast road tow trailer • Zero noise and zero emissions


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