NEWS
New Niftylifts Also seen at Vertikal Days recently, and
some of the only products overtly badged as being ‘new’, Niftylift’s HR15E and HR17E electric platforms can lift two people plus their tools to working heights of 15.7m and 17.2m respectively, with an impressive working outreach of 9.4m and a 35% gradeability. Both machines weigh less than five
tonnes, combining weight and space- saving features with a tight turning circle to deliver optimal manoeuvrability on-site and reduced transportation costs for rental companies. Their practical 180° rotating cage and fly-boom coupled with proportional multi-function controls deliver precision when positioning the cage, making tasks quicker and easier to perform. Their batteries will last four times as
long as standard battery-powered machines, due to an efficient battery power system with an all-electric drive. The new platforms can do more work on a single charge while at the same time reducing running costs. The HR15E and HR17E have non-
marking tyres as standard and they are equally happy working inside or out, but are particularly effective in locations where emissions or noise need to be limited. Both new machines incorporate Niftylift's ‘ToughCage’ and award-winning SiOPS protection, which eliminates sustained involuntary operation by instantly stopping machine movement if the operator is pushed onto the control console.
THE CHIPPERS YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED! PERFORMANCE
EVO’S outstanding performance will have your customers coming back for more.
MAINTENANCE
EVO’S easy for you to maintain and backed with GreenMech’s industry-leading 3 Year, No Quibble Parts & Labour Warranty.
EVO’S priced to give you a great return on your investment.
STYLE
EVO’S styling will easily accommodate your corporate image with custom paint options available too.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
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June 2022 - Executive Hire News 11
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