JMS diversifies with AlmaCrawlers

UK rental company JMS Powered Access has invested in a range of AlmaCrawler machines, enhancing the company’s offering to specialist markets.

The AlmaCrawler order from JMS Powered Access

The delivery consists of two Bibi 850 BL’s, two Bibi 1090 BL Evo’s, two Jibbi 1250 Evo’s and one Jibbi 1670 Evo from the company’s range of track mounted equipment. The Jibbi’s, which are telecopic boom lifts with a bi-levelling chassis, will be the first of this type for JMS, giving its customers new options for working at height across rough and unstable terrain.

JMS has worked with AlmaCrawler machines for five years and has focused on diversifying the fleet over the last 12 months, bringing in more specialist machines such as the Almac units while removing standard booms and scissors.

JMS Managing Director, Mark Jackson said, “We are pleased to be adding to the diversification of our fleet at JMS. We have run Almac scissors for several years now with great success. We are especially excited to be adding the Jibbi 1250’s and 1670. They will give our customers increased versatility and flexibility on job sites.”

Dan Robertson, Almac Atlantic Ltd UK Country Manager, added “This is an exciting period for Almac Atlantic in the UK and working with a leading rental company such as JMS is a testament that increasing AlmaCrawler’ investment in the UK was the right move to make. We have seen demand for our products increase in the past 12 months and even more rapidly in the last six months. JMS will certainly see in an increase in demand from end users and through the re-hire market.”

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