Access International July - August 2025

NEWS
Herc completes H&E acquisition, Loxam exits Columbia, Southern Europe leads in ERA forecasts, New president for Aichi, Nordic expansion for Easy Lift, Leguan widens French market.

TECHNOLOGY SERIES
Electrification is an unarguable direction of travel but it must tie in with other forms of technology like charging solutions and advances in data and AI for it to make real strides.

INTERVIEW DINOLIFT
Dinolift announced the appointment of Petter Rönnlöf as its new CEO earlier this year. Here Rönnlöf and former boss Karin Godenhielm share their vision for the years ahead.

MARKET ANALYSIS 
COUNTRY FOCUS SPAIN
Spain is leading the way in Europe in terms of its economy. AI delves into the country’s market and hears how a middle-sized MEWP rental company there is taking a different approach to the sector.

IPAF RENTAL REPORTS
Charlotte Hudson, at IPAF, explores the key findings from the 2025 MEWP Rental Market Reports, including the US, Europe, China India and Saudi Arabia.

REGIONAL REPORT: MIDDLE EAST
Rental demand in the Middle East isn’t limited to infrastructure spend – but logistics, safety and emissions targets create a complex environment. Lewis Tyler reports.

access50
This year’s listing of the world’s largest access equipment rental companies, ranked by fleet size, reflects the latest developments in the global market.

INTERVIEW PALFINGER
Palfinger’s leadership share their ambitions for global growth and localized production at one of the leading providers of vehicle mounted platforms.

TRUCK MOUNTS
There have been some significant developments in the truck mounted market, including a new entrant and high-end technological launches.

IPAF NEWS
The latest news and view from the International Powered Access Federation.

LOW LEVEL ACCESS
The low level access sector is making advances in terms of uptake, while the growth in the number of micro scissors has also added a new dynamic.

INTERVIEW NOBLELIFT
Material handling giant Noblelift has set its sights on the MEWP sector, led by former Sinoboom Europe and IPAF CEO Tim Whiteman.

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