Haulotte UK Showcases Mobile Elevating Work Platforms at Vertikal Days

Last 10th and 11th May, the Haulotte UK team was pleased to welcomed its customers and visitors on its booth to exchange views, get live demonstrations of the machines and discover the variety of associated services.

Vertikal Days is the leading cranes and access show for the UK & Ireland, held over 2-days at The East of England Showground in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. The show will relocate to a new location for 2024. The show is attended by buyers/company owners, representing around 90% of UK and Irish rental companies responsible for more than 80% of all crane and aerial lift purchases in the region. Haulotte could not miss the event and the opportunity to showcase all it’s know how.

Demonstrations and exchange with customers

The Haulotte stand showcased a wide range of mobile elevating work platforms, including the  COMPACT 10: one of the five new rugged models, 3 vertical mast from the STAR range (Star 6 Crawler, Star 8S, Star 10), as well as the HS18 E PRO rough terrain scissor lift and the SIGMA 16 PRO. All machines showed are a genuine culmination of the group’s know-how, the new model incorporate Haulotte’s exclusive innovations and high-quality standards.

Ged Kelly, Haulotte UK Business Development Manager describes feedbacks received during the show :

“The Haulotte stand was the best we have presented, with a wide variety of our products exhibited. Feedback regarding our stand was very positive from customers and also the show organisers, and it made a great impact in drawing people in.  We also exhibited and presented SHERPAL telematics solution and our new secondary guarding system (LiDAR technology) to several our attendees.“

The event was a huge success; it was very well-attended and so nice to see customers in person, it was a great opportunity for networking and signing new deals as mentioned above Ged KELLY:

“Our stand was well attended over the two days, with many existing customers visiting and some new customers discovering the Haulotte range for the first time.”