Zeppelin showcases low-emission offer in Germany

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Zeppelin Rental is to focus on environmentally friendly equipment at this year’s GaLaBau trade fair in Nuremberg, Germany.

Zeppelin Rental's stand at the previous GaLaBau trade show Zeppelin Rental will share stand 306 in Hall 7 with sister company Zeppelin Baumaschinen. (PHOTO: Zeppelin)

The company, which will share a booth with its sister company Zeppelin Baumaschinen, will feature equipment and devices with alternative drives that are designed for use in landscaping and the construction of outdoor recreation and sports grounds.

Among the products on display will be an emission-free battery powered rammer and a battery powered vibratory plate for compaction applications.

As well as information about temporary electric and water supply solutions for the infrastructure and construction logistics sectors, Zeppelin Rental will also showcase its electric Polaris Ranger vehicle and an emissions-free LED floodlight system that can be connected to power grids.  

Zeppelin Rental vibratory plate Zeppelin Rental’s stand at GaLaBau will focus on rental equipment with alternative drives such as battery powered vibratory plates. (IMAGE: Zeppelin)

Dominik Baumann, Area Manager for Bavaria at Zeppelin Rental, said, “With GaLaBau we are finally ringing in the trade fair season again.

“Even though we have of course looked after our customers as closely as possible in the last two years, we are now looking forward to four days of the trade fair with many contacts and intensive discussions in the special trade fair atmosphere that we have missed for so long.”

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