EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW PREVIEW continued
STAND I16
Long- running BGG
BGG UK’s new road- towable Bruno Site Light-RT (pictured) is claimed
to give over 20 days’ autonomous running and has four 250W LED light heads. It is also available as a static unit,
STAND D10
the Site Light-ST, and as the hybrid Lion Light-ST model. Machines from the super-silent Fusteq diesel generator range
will also be show, some of which are trailer mounted, and they have quoted noise levels of as low as 53dBa. 11:16 Page 1
On the move with CLM
CLM Construction Supplies will show a range of AL-Lift vacuum lifts. The two-man, battery powered AL-Butler 200 has a maximum safe working load (SWL) of 200kg, while the two-man AL-Manolay can be used for taking up or laying porous slabs and kerb stones with interchangeable suction pads, and has a SWL of 140kg. The one-man AL-Mobivac is designed for work with porous tiles and stones, having a high vacuum flow provided by an integral Honda generator, with a SWL of 200kg. The AL-Blazer 2000 is available in petrol, diesel, hydraulic and electric variants and has a 200kg SWL. Also on display will be the Flexmover, pictured, a battery-operated trolley for moving boards and other materials. The front and rear axles move simultaneously. It has a SWL of 1,100kg and is included on the Innovation Trail.
SEE US ON
STAND A46 ATRIUM
6 & 7 February 2019 RICOH ARENA, COVENTRY
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