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The first unit of CTE's new telescopic boom truck-mounted lifts, B-Lift 620 HR (High Range), have been delivered to rental companies Tecnoalt and Elevateur in Rome, where it will be used on the new "City of Sport" project.

At 112 m, Bronto Skylift will show the world's tallest access platform at Bauma in Munich.

Netherlands based Custers Hydraulica has introduced the Taurus 265-12.5E, which the company believes is the first fully electric truck-mounted aerial platform in the Netherlands: both the truck and the lift are battery driven.

Access Industries, the UK distributor for Multitel Pagliero has found the 7.5 t Mitsubishi Fuso Canter a popular vehicle on which to mount its 27 m working height articulated boom.

Italian vehicle-mount specialist, Isoli has enjoyed a record year in France with its dealer Time France.

Italy's CTE sells ZED 26 in Singapore

German truck-mounted aerial platform manufacturer, Ruthmann has been developing its own control technology (hardware and software) for over two years and has recently received SIL certification, which is a measure of safety system performance.

Danish boom manufacturer Time is presenting its first completely electrically powered trucks-mounted platforms on 3 December at its Farsø headquarters.

Tecchio was showing the K410-A telescopic boom mounted on the diminutive Bambi chassis. The machine has a 10 m working height and offers a 4.5 m outreach on a chassis with a 2.3 m wheel base.

Oil&Steel used the SAIE show to introduce a ‘rental version' of its popular Snake 2010 Compact platform. The new model has been developed with the cooperation of Italian rental company Cofiloc.

Italian manufacturer will be showing its new 21 m working height truck mounted platform at SAIE, this week. The PNT210J has a maximum 10 m outreach, a jib for additional flexibility and extendible H out-riggers.

Palfinger Platforms has sold the fiftieth P260 B truck mounted platform, receiving the order just before the new 3.5 t chassis platform goes into production.

US manufacturer Lift-A-Loft Corporation has developed an access solution for the inspection and maintenance of bridges. Aimed at construction companies and state and municipal government agencies, the TMX32 is a truck mounted unit designed to be extremely stable when elevated.

Ruthmann is planning four, new, fourth-generation Steiger TB models.

UK rental company, Warren Access has just taken delivery of a new Multitel MX200 which was ordered at this year's Vertikal Days exhibition held at the end of June.

Palfinger Platforms has responded to the demands made on work platforms mounted on 3.5 t chassis by producing a rugged and easy to use 22 m working height machine with a number of interesting features.

Bronto Skylift has appointed Rothlehner as a distributor of the Bronto range of aerial work platforms in Germany.

The UK's first CTE ZED21 truck mounted platform has been delivered to Rapid Platforms, Bishop Stortford.

On 28 July the first Smith Newton electric trucks were delivered to four major US corporations and two utility companies. These included the truck-mounted boom lift for Pacific Gas & Electric, with an Altec boom and another similar truck for utility company Kansas Power & Light, plus conventional trucks for Coca-Cola, Frito-Lay, AT&T and Staples.

Italian manufacturer of truck and van mounted aerial platforms; GSR SpA will soon be launching three new models.