Partnerlift takes on SIM-Tec

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Rental network PartnerLift has addeed SIM-Tec to its cooperative of rental companies, expanding its network in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

SIM-Tec joins PartnerLift The SIM-Tec and PartnerLift teams.

“We are pleased that we were able to join the PartnerLift community and see many advantages for us in this,” said Michael Lilienfeld, SIM-Tec manager. “Networking and exchange within the industry in particular is a very important component of membership.” 

SIM-Tec has more than 100 machines in its rental fleet. From small scissors and articulated telescopic platforms to truck ramps, front loaders and rotating telehandlers, SIM-Tec’s fleet covers a wide spectrum of equipment.

“In addition to pure rental, the company also provides dealer sales and service provision for Haulotte is a service partner for Oil & Steel in the region.

“SIM-Tec fits perfectly into our network of small and medium-sized rental companies,” said Kai Schliephake, managing director at PartnerLift, who is pleased about “the new orange dot” in the Hunsrück.

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