Noblelift deliveries for South Korea rental

Noblelift’s newly created Access Division has shipped more than 400 scissor lifts to South Korea since the beginning of this year.

Noblelift scissors heading to South Korea. (Image: Noblelift).

The latest shipment of 300 includes an order for 100 units from one of South Korea’s largest MEWP rental companies Seyeon Tech Rental, which has bases in Busan and Kyeong-gi.

The order includes a mix of SC08EC, SC10E, SC14E and SC16E models with working heights that range from 8m to 16m.

Kay Kang, General Manager of Noblelift in Korea, said, “Special features for the South Korean market and specifically for this customer include anti-entrapment devices, systems to prevent the platform travelling if elevated more than 10cm and a foot pedal which must be pressed to allow operational functions”.

Noblelift Group, which reports an annual revenue of US$1 billion, was founded in 2000 in China and has a subsidiary in Seoul that provides technical support and spare parts.

“We are delighted to be able to meet customer requirements for market specific options and customisations for this order and in the future” said Tim Whiteman, Access Division CEO. He added; “the Korean market is one of the most demanding in the world and this is a great vote of confidence for our brand”.

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