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13/07/2021
Rhinos Plant Hire Adds New Items To Its Fleet Ahead Of Summer
South East-based plant hire company Rhinos Plant Hire has announced a range of summer additions to its extensive fleet.
A boost for Hyundai excavators
The company announced in July that it has acquired another of one of its popular Hyundai excavators.
The company said that it had received another 14 ton version of the item and had made it available to customers. The excavator is brand new.
If you are interested, please contact Rhinos on 01277 372 626 or info@rhinosplanthire.co.uk.
Telehandlers also enhanced
In addition, the company announced that it had added a new JCB telehandler to its fleet.
The telehandler is 6 metres in size and is already available for customers to hire.
Popular welfare units
And the company’s new range of mobile welfare units have been proving popular.
The units, which are portable, flexible and do not need to be hooked up to water or gas facilities, have now started to go out to customers.
A spokesperson for Rhinos Plant Hire said: "It's been a busy few weeks here at Rhinos Plant Hire.
"We're delighted to have added a new telehandler and excavator to our fleet. We're sure our customers will love these items.
"Our mobile welfare units, meanwhile, have also been in demand – and it's been great to expand into this particular product line."
www.rhinosplanthire.co.uk
A boost for Hyundai excavators
The company announced in July that it has acquired another of one of its popular Hyundai excavators.
The company said that it had received another 14 ton version of the item and had made it available to customers. The excavator is brand new.
If you are interested, please contact Rhinos on 01277 372 626 or info@rhinosplanthire.co.uk.
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Telehandlers also enhanced
In addition, the company announced that it had added a new JCB telehandler to its fleet.
The telehandler is 6 metres in size and is already available for customers to hire.
Popular welfare units
And the company’s new range of mobile welfare units have been proving popular.
The units, which are portable, flexible and do not need to be hooked up to water or gas facilities, have now started to go out to customers.
A spokesperson for Rhinos Plant Hire said: "It's been a busy few weeks here at Rhinos Plant Hire.
"We're delighted to have added a new telehandler and excavator to our fleet. We're sure our customers will love these items.
"Our mobile welfare units, meanwhile, have also been in demand – and it's been great to expand into this particular product line."
www.rhinosplanthire.co.uk
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