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Dennis Mowers, part of the Howardson Group, is gearing up for an exciting showcase at SALTEX 2024.

Set to take place on 30 and 31 October at the NEC in Birmingham, Dennis Mowers will be displaying their innovative range of electric mowers and turf maintenance equipment at Stand E070.

Visitors to the Dennis Mowers stand can expect to see the latest advancements in turf maintenance technology. Here’s a sneak peek of the key products that will be on display:

12989096069?profile=RESIZE_584xES-510

The ES-510 is an outstanding electric mower designed specifically for fine turf surfaces, making it an ideal choice for maintaining pristine sports such as bowling greens, croquet lawns, cricket squares and ornamental lawns.

This model boasts a 510mm cutting width and is powered by advanced lithium-ion battery technology, providing a quieter and more environmentally friendly operation without compromising on performance.

The ES-510 also features a versatile interchangeable cassette system, allowing operators to switch easily between different maintenance tasks, such as cutting, verticutting, and brushing.

ES-34R

The ES-34R is a 34″ (860mm) battery powered twin blade rotary mower using the lithium-ion battery technology.

It is ideal for fine turf mowing and cleaning up operations and is used in many stadia and training facilities. Utilising the contra rotating hardened steel blades and low chute ensures maximum collection performance.

ES-860

The ES-860 is a powerful, high-capacity battery powered cylinder mower designed for larger sports fields and amenity areas.

It delivers maximum versatility and has a range of 13 interchangeable cassette options to provide a solution for many day-to-day maintenance tasks such as cutting, scarifying, brushing and verticutting.

ES-22 Ultra

The ES-22 Ultra is a premium electric mower that combines cutting-edge technology with superior build quality, tailored specifically for bowling greens and other fine turf surfaces.

Featuring a 22-inch cutting width, the ES-22 Ultra provides a consistent and even cut, which is crucial for maintaining a smooth, level playing surface.

One of the standout features of the ES-22 Ultra is its tungsten-tipped groomer, which offers precise grooming to improve the overall health and appearance of the turf.

FT510

With a 51cm working width, the FT510 provides its user with comfort, flexibility and excellent performance.

A true sense of control is obtained through the unique roller clutch drive for a smooth take-up and a variable clip rate helping to create the desired finish.

In addition to showcasing these state-of-the-art products, the team from Dennis Mowers will be on hand at Stand E070 to provide expert advice.

For further information or a no obligation demonstration, please contact Dennis 01332 824 777 or visit www.dennisuk.com

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