Hire and Rental News - November 2015

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62 HIRE AND RENTAL NEWS • NOVEMBER 2015
EQUIPMENT
With a range from petrol and diesel
drive units, concrete vibrators and
trash pumps to vertical rammers, plate
compactors, trowelling machines and
at the top end, ride on rollers and the
larger ride-on trowel machines, Hoppt
Australia supports its customers and
dealers with excellent after sales service,
technical support and full parts back-up,
Peter Evans Managing Director of Hoppt
Australia said.
“We aim to make ourselves easy to deal
with in a no fuss manner which is part
and parcel of providing exceptional
customer service,” Peter said.
The latest addition to the Hoppt range is
the 2.8 tonne DVR28 ride-on roller which
continues the successful design of the
smaller DVR16.
“With dual vibratory modes either
front drum or both drums, the DVR28
has Poclain Axial Piston Pumps, Eaton
valves and cylinders, Casappa Hydraulic
Hoppt range expands into ride on rollers
Exclusive importer and distributor of the Hoppt brand, Hoppt Australia is backed
by a growing network of national dealers and service agents.
Vibration motor systems
and the naturally
aspirated Kubota
V1505-T 3 cylinder diesel
engine,” Peter said.
“Items popular with the
general hire industry
include petrol drive units,
submersible pumps, and
concrete vibrators in 6m
and 9m length flexshafts.
Also the RAM70C-H
vertical rammer and
the Honda powered
Terrain Loader which is a
versatile powered wheel
barrow with a 345kg
capacity.
“With its ergonomic round frame and pan
base the Honda powered drive unit is
light and easy to handle with the round
frame providing a comfortable grip from
any angle,” Peter said. Powered by a 5hp
Honda GX160 and including a three dog
coupling, this reliable and lightweight
drive unit is a perfect match for the
HFP85 50mm submersible pump or one of
the range of flex drive concrete vibrators
ranging from 28 to 60mm diameter.
Contact: 1800 0 HOPPT or visit website:
LDC Equipment claims its new ultra-
efficient traffic surveillance equipment
extends the use of the traditional PTL to
a more proactive model, monitoring red
light runners and traffic incidents.
The wire free low power surveillance
solution for remote monitoring
of construction sites, traffic and
infrastructure, the LDC Solar PTL-Cam is
trailer mounted for transport and precise
positioning, making it suitable for most
ground level locations and situations,
LDC Equipment’s Nik Morcus said.
“Drawing very little power from the PTL,
the micro size digital camera with 3G
modem has no need for extra solar panels
or batteries. The easy-to-use software
sends alerts to the user by email or text,
reporting new changes as they occur, by
day and by night,” Nik said.
“For traffic management and monitoring,
the LDC Solar PTL-Cam acts as a red
Tracking red light runners with traffic surveillance
light camera and traffic behaviour
surveillance around a roadworks zone.
While images are non-enforceable, they
may be used as evidence in an incident.
Hoppt Australia supports its customers and dealers with excellent
after sales service, technical support and full parts back-up
Designed and manufactured in Queensland, what manufacturer LDC Equipment
claim is the world’s first solar powered portable traffic light (PTL) with camera
system has been launched to the traffic control and construction industry.
Based on the Gold Coast, LDC
Equipment’s current model Portable
Traffic Light offers quality and standard
features like an SMS Monitoring System
that alerts the user if there is a fault.
“The PTL can be used in multiple formats
and variations, from pedestrian crossings
to three and four-way operation. The
addition of a solar camera has opened up
a whole new range of possibilities, taking
the standard traffic light control to a more
intelligent monitoring system, enabling
the user to gain relevant data on their
work site,” Nik said.
LDC Equipment also supply the Solar
Cam trailer mounted for general
surveillance, on a VMS Board for
promoting traffic incidences such as
accidents and flood warnings, and for
attaching to a building or other structure.
Contact 07 5529 1188 or visit website: