Noleggi receives fifth CTE

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Euan Youdale

03 February 2017

Sara Bassetti, CTE marketing department; Davide Tulipani, Noleggi Generali; and Alessandra Mainini,

Sara Bassetti, CTE marketing department; Davide Tulipani, Noleggi Generali; and Alessandra Mainini, CTE marketing manager.

CTE has delivered one of its truck mounted Zed 32 JHV units to Italian rental company Noleggi Generali.

Supplied on an Iveco 18 tonne truck, the 31.5 m working height unit is the fifth CTE platform in Noleggi Generali’s fleet. It has 19.8 m of outreach, 250 kg of capacity and H variable stabilisation with S3 (Smart Stability Sytem) and jib. Noleggi Generali is based in Asti and has been in the construction industry for 10 years.

S3 was launched at Bauma in 2016 and provides real time information about working conditions, allowing the user to taking advantage of the full potential of each platform. It also allows the operator to set the machine in various stabiliser configurations.

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