France Elévateur supplies Tunisian power

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Euan Youdale

10 June 2015

From left: Bernard Bonnewitz, France Elévateur factory director; Margaux Hamel, France Elévateur exp

From left: Bernard Bonnewitz, France Elévateur factory director; Margaux Hamel, France Elévateur export assistant; Romain Muller, France Elévateur export sales; Alain Schmitt, France Elévateur technic

France Elévateur has delivered 39 of its Topy 12.1 truck mounts to Tunisian electricity and gas company STEG.

It follows sales of the 12 m working height platform in Germany, Sweden, Denmark and UK. The Topy 12.1 has a 7.1 m outreach and is mounted on an Iveco Daily truck. Some 200kg payload is left over for tools in the two storage boxes on each side of the vehicle.

STEG representatives traveled to France Elévateur's factory to take delivery of the order. “We are very proud to supply a compact and reliable product for STEG’s daily use, allowing them to maintain their public low voltage power supply network,” said a company spokesman.

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