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Exciting Lineup for Avant at APF 2024

Avant Tecno UK is thrilled to announce its participation at APF 2024, the UK's largest trade show for forestry, woodland, arboriculture, firewood, fencing, trees, and timber industries.

Taking place on September 19th, 20th, and 21st at the Ragley Estate in Warwickshire, APF 2024 promises to be an unmissable opportunity for industry professionals to discover the latest advancements in machinery and equipment.

12673764460?profile=RESIZE_584xExplore Avant's Cutting-Edge Machinery and Attachments

Visitors to the Avant Tecno stand can look forward to an impressive array of compact loaders and innovative attachments designed to enhance productivity and efficiency for forestry, woodland, tree care, and farming operations. The stand will feature a variety of static models and live demonstrations, showcasing the versatility and power of Avant loaders.

Static Models on Display:

  • Avant 225 L Cab: A compact and versatile loader perfect for small-scale operations.
  • Avant 423: Known for its agility and performance in tight spaces.
  • Avant 530 GT Cab: Offers superior comfort and control for extended use.
  • Avant 635, 640, 650: Mid-range loaders balancing power and manoeuvrability.
  • Avant 760i GT Cab: High-performance loader designed for demanding tasks.
  • Avant 755i: Exceptional lifting capacity and efficiency.
  • Avant e513: A revolutionary electric model with zero emissions.
  • Avant 860i GT Cab: The pinnacle of power and versatility in the Avant lineup.

Static Attachments:

  • Mowers: Ideal for maintaining grassy areas.
  • Pallet Forks: Essential for material handling.
  • Log Grab: Perfect for handling logs safely and efficiently.
  • Branch Cutter, Stump Grinder, Tree Shear, Forestry Mulcher: Various tools for tree care and maintenance.
  • Root Grapple, Levelling Bucket, Timber Grab: Enhancing ground preparation and material handling.

Live Demonstrations: See the Machines in Action

One of the highlights will be the live demonstrations, where visitors can witness the exceptional capabilities of Avant loaders and attachments in real-world scenarios.

Products on Demonstration:

  • Avant 650: Demonstrating its power and versatility in various tasks.
  • Avant e527: Showcasing the benefits of electric power in demanding environments.
  • Avant 860i: Highlighting its unmatched lifting capacity and performance.
  • Leguan 135 Neo, 190, 225: Innovative access platforms for elevated work.

Attachments on Demonstration:

  • Fast Charger: Rapidly powers up electric models for continuous operation.
  • Backhoe Remote: Enhances digging capabilities with remote control functionality.
  • Pallet Forks, Rotator: Efficient material handling and rotation.
  • Log Cutter Splitter, Log Grab, Timber Grab: Streamlining log processing and handling.
  • Root Grapple, Front Rake: Ideal for ground preparation and cleanup.
  • Pressure Washer: Ensures equipment cleanliness and maintenance.
  • Grabbing Tool, Chipper: Versatile tools for various forestry tasks.

Transform Your Operations with Avant

Avant loaders are designed to improve operations across forestry, woodland, tree care, and farming industries. Their compact design, powerful hydraulics, and wide range of attachments make them indispensable tools for any operation. Whether you need to manoeuvre through tight spaces, handle heavy loads, or switch between tasks quickly, Avant has a solution tailored to your needs.

Join Avant at APF 2024

Avant invites you to join them at the APF Exhibition 2024 to explore how their loaders and attachments can transform your operations. Visit the stand to see the cutting-edge equipment up close, witness live demonstrations, and speak with experts about the best solutions for your needs. Discover why Avant Tecno is the trusted choice for professionals in forestry, woodland, tree care, and farming.

For more information, please visit www.avanttecno.com/uk

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