Corberon Pierre, a long-established rental company based in Sens and Avallon, in the Yonne department of France, has further invested in Multitel equipment.

Corberon Pierre  - Multitel from left: Aurélien Seveau, Antonin Moll, Axel Brigolle, Pierre Corberon, Renzo Pagliero

Following an open day at Corberon Pierre’s headquarters, where it presented a range of Multitel Pagliero machines, the company sent a delegation to Mulititel’s factory to make the new order.

Led by owner Pierre Corberon, with Axel Brigolle, Sales Director of Corberon Pierre in Malay, and Antonin Moll, Sales Director of Corberon Location in Replonges, the group acquired a new MJ 375 equipped with a winch, destined for the Replonges branch.

A high-performance platform with a maximum working height of 37.5m, a maximum horizontal outreach of 25.80m, and a platform’s capacity of up to 500kg, the model is compact at 8m in travel configuration. It has the ability to work below ground reach at -8m and is ideal for urban operations, where space is often limited.

Corberon Pierre - Multitel The Carberon Pierre open day.

By this autumn, this machine will be joined by an MTE 270 and an MXE 160 Pick- up, as part of Corberon’s fleet renewal programme.

The Corberon Group works across a range of applications, including telecom network installation, railway maintenance, historic building restoration, event lighting and power grid work, from its two branches in Malay-le-Grand and Avallon, covering the Bourgogne, Centre-East, and Île-de-France regions. Then there is the Corberon Location base in Replonges, covering Rhône-Alpes and Massif Central and nationwide.

“Our relationship with Multitel is based on a solid, long-lasting partnership built on listening, technical support, and outstanding reliability,” said Pierre Corberon.

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