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Dublin Airport has commissioned 1.5km of a new type of eco-friendly hoarding developed by a Yorkshire firm. The Ecogenik hoardings are being used during the construction of the new T2 terminal, part of a 2billion-Euro drive to transform the airport.
Ecogenik Hoarding Systems UK has developed the light-weight external pvc hoardings from recycled plastic. They are ‘demountable’ – meaning they can be dismantled and moved around a construction site easily - and they can be recycled again, rather ... [more]
Established in Colchester in 1981 as a family business, Target Plant & Sales Ltd developed its small plant and tool hire and sales operations opening an additional depot in Ipswich five years later. In its continued expansion, the company is making a further investment in a brand new bespoke facility just off the busy A14 at Stowmarket.
And part of this recent investment includes the purchase of ten new EC25 compact excavators from Volvo Construction Equipment. “This is the first time we’ve... [more]
R Bunton Plant Hire Ltd has taken delivery of a further ten Volvo excavators for his plant hire and contracting fleet. The ten new models include six twenty one tonne EC210C’s, a fourteen tonne EC140B and a twenty four tonne EC240C all on tracks. A wheeled EW140C and its larger brother the EW160C complete the package.
Established in 1970 by Andy Bunton’s father Robert as a building concern, Buntons expanded its portfolio into skip and casual plant hire. Since moving to its existing premises... [more]
Coventry based Clements Plant and Tool Hire Ltd has taken delivery of its first Volvo compact excavators and rekindles an old association when they helped pioneer the Midlands mini excavator revolution.
Established in 1965, Clements is one of the oldest established companies in the Midlands. The company has developed its hire operations by providing solutions to contractors specialising in the maintenance, refurbishment and development of industrial premises such as factories, foundries and w... [more]
Thompson’s of Prudhoe, Northumberland has purchased its first Volvo excavator which takes charge of prime extraction duties at the company’s Bishop Middleham Quarry located in Co. Durham.
Whilst Thompson’s of Prudhoe are not strangers to Volvo Construction Equipment products, having operated articulated haulers for many years, the purchase of a Volvo thirty six tonne EC360CL is a new departure for the company. Bought purely on the machine specification and overall package on offer from Volvo ... [more]
Seymour Civil Engineering Ltd has taken delivery of two Volvo EW180C rubber ducks for its plant fleet. Although the Hartlepool based civil engineering company currently runs some Volvo B series crawler machines, the two nineteen tonne EW180C are the first Volvo wheeled excavators purchased for the fleet.
Says Fleet Manager Stephen Seymour; “We looked at the specification and tried out the performance especially with regard to the machine’s lifting capacity. This coupled to the overall packag... [more]
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