Sany receives UK £1 million electric order

Sany UK has received a £1 million ($1.3 million) from H. E. Services (Plant Hire), including the manufacturer’s new fully electric STH625E telehandlers.

Alongside the new electric telehandlers, the investment from H.E. Services, on of the UK’s largest independent rental companies, includes Sany electric excavators, including the SY19E and SY35E.

Sany STH625E telehandlers - H.E. Services Sany STH625E telehandlers at the H.E. Services’ depot. (Image: Sany).

The compact STH625E offers a maximum lift capacity of 2,500kg and a lifting height of 6 metres, while its narrow overall width of 1,850mm and cab height of 1,920mm enable operation in confined and restricted working environments.

Powered by electricity, the STH625E can deliver up to eight hours of operating time, depending on application and working conditions. The machine also benefits from an integrated energy recovery system to maximise efficiency and features a range of charging options to support flexible site operations.

Leigh Harris, business development sirector at Sany UK, said, “The introduction of the fully electric STH625E telehandler represents an important step in helping contractors access practical zero-emission solutions without compromising on performance, reliability or productivity.”

A spokesperson for H. E. Services added, “As demand for low and zero-emission equipment continues to increase across the construction industry, we’re committed to investing in products that help our customers meet their sustainability objectives without compromising on performance.”

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