Dromad's Hinowa 26.14

Extreme Powered Platforms has taken delivery of the latest Hinowa 26.14 Lightlift and Hinowa Lightlift 17.75 Lithium, adding to its growing spider lift fleet. Both machines will be based at Extreme's West London depot in Shepperton, Surrey, opened last April.

The Hinowa 26.14 has a 25.7 m working height with 230 kg unrestricted capacity. At 10 m up and over, it has a maximum outreach of 13.75 m. The 17.75 Performance IIIS has a 17.06 m working height and 7.5 metres unrestricted outreach with 230 kg in the basket.

Meanwhile, Irish general rental company Dromad Hire has taken delivery of the first 26 m Hinowa spider lift in Ireland.

The latest delivery joins two Hinowa 14.70 Goldlifts and a Hinowa 17.75 Lightlift IIIS purchased earlier this year.

All four machines were supplied by Access Platform Sales (APS), the UK distributor for Hinowa.

Dromad Hire managing director Seamus Byrne says the new Hinowa 26.14 further extends Dromad's tracked boom product offering, adding that the booms "are increasingly in demand with our customers".

Hinowa S.p.A. was founded in 1987 and has diversified into equipment for agriculture, construction, shipbuilding and industry.

More than 80% of its production is sold in the Italian and European markets while American, Australian and Asian markets continue to grow.

Hinowa is located in Nogara, in the province of Verona, and employs around 120 staff.