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Agripower’s Major Investment Improves Productivity

30 Jun 2010

Leading natural and synthetic sports ground contractors Agripower continue to make a major investment in new plant having recently increased their fleet of specialist equipment with the purchase of a Caterpillar scraper.

The Caterpillar 615c II imported directly from Illinois USA increases the fleet of elevating scrappers that the company owns to three.

The Buckinghamshire based company has been trading for close to fifty years and has worked at high profile venues such as Birmingham City FC and Harlequins as well as recently completing the new Football Development Centre in Norfolk which was officially opened by England and West Ham goalkeeper Robert Green.

“The elevating scrapers increase our productivity and reduce the volume of equipment & operators on site”, said Graham Longdin, Agripower’s Director. “Self loading in under one minute and with a travel speed of up to 35mph, we have yet to find a more efficient means of on-site material movement”.

The investment has already started to pay off with the new machine being put straight into work at the prestigious Merchant Taylor School project.

This investment and continued improvement of equipment underlines Agripowers commitment to the ‘in-house’ approach which has kept them at the forefront of the industry.

For further information, please contact Agripower Contractors on 01494 866776 or visit www.agripower.co.uk

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