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JCB in a spin at Hinkley Point C BYLOR, the civil engineering joint venture helping


to construct EDF’s Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset, has deployed JCB’s 555- 210R rotating telehandler to handle thousands of tonnes of steel. Supplied by Holt JCB, the 555-210R joins a


fleet of over 2000 machines working on this huge infrastructure project and will be responsible for a range of materials handling applications on site. BYLOR General Plant Manager, John


McCoppin said: “The JCB 555-210R rotating telehandler perfectly suits the site thanks to its size and ease of operation. We also already run the JCB 540-140 which means we have 80% parts commonality with the 555-210R which is a real efficiency bonus too. “The machine will be used in the construction of


walls containing reinforced steel, handling the mesh panels contained in them. We’ll predominantly use the new machine in winch mode alongside standard fork logistics duties around the site. It will handle between 1,000-2,000 tonnes of steel across its typical ten-hour shift.” The JCB 555-210R boasts up to a 10% lifting


envelope advantage over rival machinery. Auto one-touch deployment, stowage and levelling of outriggers ensures ease of use and minimal set-up time, while competitive lift-end cycle times with high-flow auxiliary hydraulics ensure efficient winch work, further boosting productivity.


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