Investment in anti-crush devices
Powered access company, Kimberly
Access has invested in AFI’s new
SanctuaryZone device that prevents
machine operators from being
crushed. The company has ordered
50 SanctuaryZones after first
considering developing its
Powered access company, Kimberly
Access has invested in AFI’s new
SanctuaryZone device that prevents
machine operators from being
crushed. The company has ordered
50 SanctuaryZones after first
considering developing its own anti
crushing device and then setting up a
team to investigate what was already
available.
Group operations director Alex
Lowe said: “When we looked into
SanctuaryZone we saw that a great
deal of thought had gone into its
development. It is a robust tried and
tested device that is easy to install
and will fit on to our boom lifts
without us having to make the timeconsuming
adjustments that would
have been necessary with electronic
anti-crushing devices.”
Kimberly Access will make
SanctuaryZone available to its
customers throughout its seven
strong UK depot network.
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