PULSEO machines prove to be a huge success in United Kingdom

GTAccess has taken delivery of six units of the Haulotte HA20 LE PRO electric articulated boom. The first PULSEO Generation electric and rough terrain mobile elevating platform persuaded the UK’s leading independent powered access company with its eco-responsibility, versatility, and high productivity.

PULSEO machines broaden the range of possibilities

With its excellent outdoor, rough terrain capabilities and ability to work indoors, the HA20 LE PRO articulating boom has been very well received in the UK since its launch. The rental company GTAccess made no mistake when ordering fully equipped PULSEO machines. Each of them integrates the Haulotte Activ’Shield Bar secondary guarding system, offers 4-wheel steer, crab-steer and 360° turntable rotation as standard, enhancing the on-site operator experience and productivity. To further meet customer requirements, GTAccess have ordered each machine with the increased lift capacity of 350 kg, up from the standard 250 kg.

HA20 LE PRO delivery in GTAccess premises

Jonathan Till, Managing Director at GTAccess said, «There’s a growing shift towards low emission, low noise and high capacity access platforms, and for us the HA20 LE PRO fits the bill perfectly. It’s a solid, well-made machine with some great features, like the unique Haulotte Activ’Lighting System loading lights, the auto battery charging mode, and the Haulotte Activ’Screen built-in diagnostics system, which not only identifies any issue, but also tells us the cause and enables our engineers to resolve it quickly and efficiently». Ged Kelly, Sales Executive at Haulotte UK, handed over the machines saying, «The order was placed earlier this year and despite the testing circumstances that the market has encountered over recent months, we are delighted that GTAccess have chosen to add the HA20 LE PRO to their fleet in order to meet their customer demands».

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