MHM meets market needs
MHM believes that the lighting tower market now divides into two segments, with the traditional metal halide lighting tower that can be hired at a basic rate, and more efficient LED machines that can attract a premium rate. MD Mat Llewellyn says that, as a result, the company is offering a
choice of either standard metal halide VT1 lighting towers, or Trime X-Eco machines with six LED heads which, it believes, give a better spread of illumination with even coverage. He adds that MHM has invested heavily for the winter season and
will continue to grow the fleet year-on-year. “With regard to many of the metal halide machines still found fleeted in the hire industry today, we feel that this product still has a place for many years to come. We offer have many options ,such as ‘flexi hire’ for a minimum period of one week, or fixed hire from three months to three years.”
01639 777009
www.mhmplant.com Hire Station order for Wilkinson Star
Wilkinson Star is celebrating an order from Hire Station for more than 100 Mosalight LED lighting towers. The compact machine has a 5.5m mast with two 300W LED light heads said to be capable of 1,800m2
of light coverage. Pictured from left to right are Hire Station MD Brian Sherlock,
Purchasing Manager Paul Smith, MOSA Product Manager Alistair Baker, and Phil Jones, Regional Director of Hire Station, at the handover of the first batch of towers at the hirer’s new Leicester depot. Up to four towers can be transported on an average delivery
vehicle with a tail lift. Operation of the lights is controlled from a side panel, which also houses a 16A 110V socket offering 2.8kW of power and an optional input plug for mains power only. The diesel engine can be fitted with a Chalwyn valve and the fuel tank is designed to provide up to 44 hours’ running.
0161 793 827
www.wilkinsonstar.com
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