PLANTWORX PREVIEW continued
Hatz takes the Stage
Hatz GB will display a range of construction related machinery, each powered by the latest versions of its engines designed to comply with EU Stage V emissions regulations.
JCB’s electric performer
Machines to be shown by JCB will include the 19C-1E electric mini excavator, which produces zero emission operation at the point of use, does away with trailing cables and can allow contractors to work inside buildings and in emissions-sensitive inner-city environments, or underground, without having to install exhaust extraction equipment. Utilising automotive battery technology, the 19C-1E is claimed to
deliver the performance of a conventional diesel-powered 1.9-tonne mini with a reduction of both internal and external noise levels. Contractors will also be able to work after normal hours in urban streets, without disturbing residents, as well as operating in other noise sensitive environments, says the manufacturer.
Models that will be highlighted include the 3H50TICD and
4H50TICD, with the OPU version offered as a simple plug-and-play solution. Also on display will be an example from the Hatz Silent Pack, which is claimed to reduce noise levels by 60%. The line-up will be completed by examples from the Hatz range
of air-cooled engines that are used by manufacturers of small construction machinery such as compaction plates, generators and access equipment.
More Groundhog innovations
Genquip Groundhog will announce a number of new product launches at Plantworx. These include updated Fusion Pulse
solar units, mobile and static welfare units with male and female toilet provision, and an all-new demountable solar toilet. The last-mentioned item can accommodate up to five male and female personnel and can be either trailer-mounted or static, depending on user requirements. All Groundhog welfare units are manufactured at
the company’s purpose-built factory in South Wales, which holds
BS.ISO9001-2008 accreditation.
New ATE plant trailers
ATE will exhibit its latest Towmate plant trailers, which were first revealed at the Executive Hire Show earlier in February. The company says it has listened to feedback from customers and will display new, improved prototypes which will be available to purchase soon. Visitors can also enjoy a hog roast on the stand.
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