CanLift Equipment Ltd. has expanded its product line to supply 9 new aerial elevate machines from XCMG.

The brand new aerial elevate machines from XCMG are versatile and ideally suited for a spread of initiatives. XCMG aerial work platforms are instantly accessible on the market or as a rental.

“The brand new aerial elevate equipment which is now accessible is an instance of our dedication to our prospects by bringing superior merchandise with decreased lead occasions with out compromising on high quality or productiveness,” says Geoff Grant, vice chairman of gross sales.

The XCMG line makes use of an automatic manufacturing course of to make sure ideally suited high quality and compete with different producers. This partnership expands into a complete new class of kit accessible at CanLift. The XCMG aerial gear accessible consists of scissor lifts, articulating increase lifts, and telescopic increase lifts. Canlift Tools pre-ordered and secured construct slots previous to the present international provide chain points and has inventory accessible, making supply home windows a lot shorter than opponents.

CanLift is a Canadian firm that has been household owned and operated since 2009 and is one in all Ontario’s largest independently-owned elevate gear rental and gross sales firms. Situated in Burlington and London, Ontario, CanLift continues to develop its product line and supply contractors with high quality gear.

“Pound for pound, these machines compete and carry out with the reliability prospects have been used to from the opposite producers,” says Johnny Dragicevic, managing accomplice. “Increasing our product line with this gear allows us to proceed offering options and merchandise that ship quite a few advantages with out the stress of terribly lengthy lead occasions that may trigger pointless interruptions and delays. Being the unique dealership for one of many prime three building manufacturing firms on this planet, we’re glad to have prospects are available to demo and be taught extra in regards to the merchandise.”