ArcGen starts Olympic sales trip
By Sarah Ann McCay06 June 2012
ArcGen Hilta kicked off its own Olympic-themed torch relay recently when its sales team left Inverness to start a cross-country light relay with a Union Jack liveried version of its SMC TL-90 lighting tower.
The UK manufacturer aims to cover 1521 miles from Inverness in the far North to London, as it takes a tour of companies up and down the country.
In addition to showcasing its SMC TL-90 lighting tower, ArcGen Hilta is raising money for The Lighthouse Club Benevolent Fund, which helps the families of ill or injured construction workers, by donating £10 for every demonstration the sales team makes.
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