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EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW PREVIEW continued


Combined Duro and Yokota presence


DURO and Yokota will again be exhibiting at the Show, but this time as a single entity. The companies merged last year and the operation is now named DURO Yokota Ltd. The business will launch its new joint


STAND A30


catalogue that contains details of construction consumables and tools for the hire market. Items include a dust


suppression tank range, a new high-performance


wet core drill line-up, a diamond blade developed specifically for making clean cuts in external porcelain tiles, and diamond tile drills that can be run by angle grinders.


New Genquip Groundhog trio STAND H10


Genquip Groundhog will highlight three new products from its mobile welfare unit range. The GP360 Fusion Pulse, pictured, offers environmental benefits and cost savings while being robust and easy to operate. New features include a full stainless steel option and a solar panel upgrade giving up to 80% savings on generator usage. The reconfigured GP500 Fusion Pulse is a 5m twin axle unit


offering enough space for up to 14 operatives. It has a 12V system for reduced generator usage and silent running. The roof- mounted solar panel means the unit will charge up during the day completely carbon-free, says the company. The third newcomer is the fixed axle hybrid solar toilet. This can


be easily towed to site to give facilities for both male and female workers. Utilising 12V, solar power and incorporating waterless urinals, it offers huge cost savings and environmental benefits, and the low-flush toilets are serviced via an on-board rain water harvesting system.


Expanded ranges of SDS Plus hammer drills and the DQ range of


electric saws and core drill motors are also available. Visit the team to pick up a copy of the new 220-page joint catalogue and to learn about the company’s new tools website. DURO Yokota says that the merger will streamline the operation and eliminate the need for customers to hold separate trading accounts.


Cloud-based HireHop solution


HireHop was developed to give the hire industry an affordable, modern and powerful software solution. The company says that the system has been built by people who have worked in the hire industry, with suggestions and feedback from users who want to benefit from affordable, intuitive, powerful and versatile software, using the latest technologies. Being cloud-based, HireHop works on any computer, phone or iPad. This also means that users do not need to install it, update it, manage their own servers or run backups, as this is all done free of charge by HireHop using Amazon's


STAND K16 £500 billion server infrastructure. 70 STAND B20


Trime to show eco-friendly models


Trime UK states that it offers one of the world’s largest ranges of eco-friendly lighting towers.


Its line-up will include the X-Hybrid, a diesel/battery


unit that can save fuel costs by 94% and emissions by 86%, and which can run for 860 hours longer than older lighting towers, according to the company. Trime will also display the


hugely popular X-Eco: which can reduce fuel costs, fuel usage and emissions by 72%. It can light up an impressive 4,200m2


, whilst


being mobile and practical for hire use.


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