Versalifts for Highway Hire

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Euan Youdale

30 August 2016

Chris Wrenn, Versalift regional sales manager south (left), hands over the order to Graham Papierows

Chris Wrenn, Versalift regional sales manager south (left), hands over the order to Graham Papierowski, the new operations manager for Highway Hire.

UK-based Highway Hire has ordered seven Versalift ETM36-F van mounted platforms for its growing rental fleet. The first three platforms are already delivered and working in the field.

Fitted to 3.5 tonne GVW Ford Transit vans, the ETM36-F has a working height of 13m and a maximum outreach of 7.3m.

Andy Bray, sales director of Versalift UK, said, “We are delighted be working with Highway Hire as their preferred van mounted platform supplier. The ETM36-F model they have chosen is ideally suited to street lighting applications and as with all Versalift platforms, is backed up by our industry leading aftersales support”.

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