SAS expands fleet with Skyjack

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29 July 2013

UK rental company Safe Access Solutions (SAS) has added 10 new Skyjack scissors to its fleet.

They include four 8 m working height SJ3219 models, three 10 m working height SJ3226’s and three SJ4632’s.

A company spokesperson said, “This enhances our ability to trade with our core customers whilst maintaining the highest standards of quality and presentation.

“SAS chose Skyjack as a preferred supplier due to our long-standing relationship which has been built over many years.”

The picture shows three of SAS’s 10 new machines outside its head office in Wolverhampton, UK, following delivery. The company said all the machines went straight out on hire.

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