Scotish rental company Nu-Hire purchased three Oil & steel Octoplus spider lifts at ScotPlant in Edinburgh last week - one 21 metre Octoplus 21 and two 17 metre Octoplus 17’s from UK dealer Hird.
(L-R) Dan Holgate of Hird with David Cairns and Leigh Baker of Nu-Hire
The Octoplus 21 features a three section telescopic boom with a maximum working height of 20.7 metres and a maximum outreach of 10.6 metres with 200kg in the platform, or nine metres with its maximum platform capacity of 250kg. The unit has a total stowed width of 780mm, a height of 1.99 metres and an overall length of 4.97 metres. Overall weight is 2,850kg.
The Octoplus 21
The Octoplus 17 employs a dual sigma type riser, two section telescopic boom and articulating jib. Maximum working height is a full 17 metres with up to 7.6 metres of outreach at an up & over height of almost eight metres, with the 250kg unrestricted platform capacity. Overall width is 735mm extending to 1.1 metres, with an overall length of 4.6 metres - 3.9 metres with basket removed. Overall height is just under two metres, and total weight is 2,330kg.
The Octoplus 17
Based in Livingston, south west of Edinburgh and established in 2020, Nu-Hire claims to run the largest fleet of Oil & Steel units in the country.
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