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Audit conducted by CSR Europe recognises Klubb’s efforts to reduce its impact on the environment
Aerial platform with 104-metre working height to service wind farms.
Focus on gross vehicle weight and electric power key elements in new product design
The Terex Positive Attachment Lanyard warning device is now offered as an option by Ring Power Utility Equipment
Rivus Fleet Solutions will provide complete UK-wide service for CPL lifts
Manufacturer presents third generation of its chasis mounted VTX series, with the VTX240 G3
UK-based Access Hire Nationwide orders 21 customised van mounts from Klubb-owned CPL
UK rental company invests in 32 VTL-135-F van mounted units from Versalift UK
The production line is dedicated to 12m working height van mounted aerial lifts
Finnish access provider Janneniska Rent adds 15 Versalift vehicle mounts
Ivan Papell’s rental business acquires ALVE van mount operation from Liquidation World SL
The first van mounted platform in China follows a new partnership with Renault
The VDTL-165-F, on 3.5 tonne Renault Master or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, has a working height of 16.6m and outreach of 8.5m
Klubb will exhibit an aerial platform on the new Euro VI Renault Master van for the first time at JDL Expo, France
India-based Gemini to mount and distribute Klubb van mounted platforms designed for users in the country
Time Versalift France has surpassed 100 units at its assembly facility. The subsidiary started from scratch back in 2016 in Morlaàs
France-based Klubb is launching its new K26 lift, mounted on Mercedes X-Class pickup and designed for rough terrain
France-based Klubb has launched a fully-electric lift on a Nissan eNV200 van. It has a working height of 10m and outreach of 5m
CCTV specialist VWS has added a 13m working height Aldercote van mounted boom lift to its fleet. It invested in the highest spec VZ130P available, including Chapter 8 chevrons
A set of political upheavals in the UK, including Brexit, is coinciding with a healthier business environment than one might expect. AI reports.