Dutch rental company Hoogwerkt has taken delivery of 80 Dingli aerial work platforms.
The order includes both articulated and telescopic boom lifts as well as Rough Terrain scissors and mast type lifts, all of the electric with lithium battery packs to fit in with the rest of the comapany's fleet,
(L-R) Arnold Grootveld of Hoogwerkt with Laurent Guillaux of Dingli and Joey Maal of Hoogwerkt
Hoogwerkt managing director, Arnold Grootveld said: “I want to make an impact in the rental market and beleive that aerial lift rental can be more sustainable. We have proven that in the past with our all lithium fleet and stay committed to that policy for the future. We understand the needs of our customers better and better, and this acquisition helps us to make them even happier.”
“When we started we dared to choose lithium powered, option on the aerial work platforms we purchased, in spite of the extra cost. Dingli's machines are a perfect match for us, thanks to their innovative technology, electric product range, and high capacity models. Now, we’ are adding electric models that were previously only available in diesel versions.”
Dingli added: “We are proud of our partnership with Hoogwerkt, a company that shares our focus on sustainability and innovation. With our electric aerial work platforms, we aim to make a significant impact on customers and contribute to a sustainable rental market.”
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