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SANY opens new parts depot SANY's Coatbridge HQ was always well appointed. However, the company has just invested


over £7.5 million on a brand new parts warehouse. The new facility occupies 11,000sqft, adding 10,000 part lines and a mind-boggling 250,000


individual stock items. It's all in the name of supporting SANY's network of dealers nationwide, although walk-in customers will also find a parts counter as well an office area for the staff. “Our new facility is a really exciting step forward for the parts and service operation of Sany


UK. We realised that with our considerable growth we needed to develop a dedicated facility to ensure we serve the needs of our dealers and our customers. This new parts centre will allow for greater access to a vast stock of spare parts for our construction machinery and will help us to ensure we offer the best aftermarket service possible,” explained SANY UK & Ireland BDM, Leigh Harris.


SHOWING OUT SANY is sure to make a splash at EHS 2023, its 10x7m space making the most of Stand C20. Tell ‘em we sent you!


and VENOM Datatag, through its work with the CESAR scheme, is pushing forward on the rising incidence of fuel theft and has developed a smarter technological solution. The result is ‘VENOM’, which is a new system that combines a unique forensic DNA and a visible green dye. VENOM can be supplied to give a company an individual DNA identifier, and is mixable with petrol, diesel and HVO fuels. Datatag will also be showcasing its ‘KIST’ asset


management solution at EHS 2023 next month. Developed using MicroCESAR as a key equipment identifier, KIST allows companies to keep track and manage vital equipment and vehicles via easy-to-use mobile and desktop applications.


STAND K9 Sealed with a KIST,


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