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GeoRipper’s handy trencher


Making its UK debut, the GeoRipper is a hand-held trencher which, its manufacturer claims, is the first of its kind. It is smaller, more portable and lower in cost than a conventional trencher, while offering substantial productivity gains over digging with a spade.


Aimed at the landscaper and estate management sectors,


it comes in three sizes: the GR16, with a 400mm digging bar to trench up to 400mm deep; GR20, which has a 500mm digging bar; and the 700mm GR27. All come with a 38mm chain, but they can also be configured with a 25mm or 50mm chain.


01225 891158 www.georipper.co.uk


Dustcontrol debuts LPG machine


Dustcontrol’s new LPG-powered dust extractor, the DC Storm LPG, is designed for use in work places which have a limited electricity supply. Aimed at the construction industry, it has a 21hp motor and can work in conjunction with floor grinders and cutting equipment. This cordless machine


provides up to eight hours of operation on one tank of propane. Fitted with a HEPA H13 filter, it is H-class approved for use with hazardous particles. Other features include a USB port to enable on-site charging of phones and other devices.


01327 858001 www.dustcontroluk.co.uk


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