Hot Prospects


The Executive Hire Show returns to the Coventry Building Society Arena, with a stellar line-up, over 30 exhibitors making their debuts, plentiful brand new products to view and tempting ‘show-only deals’ aplenty. Here are just a few of the highlights…


Advanced STAND B30


KFS Advanced KFS Special Vehicles Ltd. has over 30 years of experience in the field of manufacturing after-market vehicles for a variety of industries and services, including; minibuses, grounds maintenance vehicles, car transporters and recovery vehicles, and plant hire vehicles. With bases in Clay Cross and Andover, it is ideally located to offer professionals working across the country high quality vehicles tailored to unique requirements.


www.advanced-kfs.co.uk


AlorAir Solutions UK Ltd AlorAir offers a range of units that are suitable for the hire


market, including dual voltage units, larger units for flood restoration and smaller units designed to fit into cars more easily. The company also has a drying system for containers/lock ups to keep other kit correctly stored at the correct RH.


www.alorair.co.uk STAND A56


AJC Easycabin Among the frontrunners in the site welfare sector, AJC is focused on zero


emissions welfare and power. It has developed hybrid systems that combine solar, battery and hydrogen to provide welfare and power for remotes sites with zero local emissions requirements.


www.easycabin.co.uk STAND J10 46 Executive Hire News - Jan/Feb 2022


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