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SALTEX 2017 Launches Innovation Award

Posted by Fusion Media on October 24, 2017 at 12:06pm in Industry news

SALTEX 2017 is set to play host to the most technologically advanced equipment showcase in grounds management. With this in mind SALTEX event organisers have decided to hold, for the very first time, an Innovation Award – and visitors will get the chance to see every entry at the show.

Here is a list of the exciting entries:

  • Campey Turf Care Systems - Genny Wren
  • Campey Turf Care Systems - Imants Topdrain 1000
  • Campey Turf Care Systems - Koro FTM c/w Universe Rotor
  • Demon International - LPG Pressure Washers
  • EGO Power+ - BAX1500 battery
  • Etesia UK - Hydro 80 MKHP4 E-Connect
  • Fleet Line Markers Ltd - The MAQA
  • Grillo Agrigarden Ltd - The Grillo FD900
  • GroundsCare Products – Turf Teq
  • GroundsCare Products - ZipLevel
  • Groundwater Dynamics Ltd - The EGRP (Energy Passive Groundwater Recharge Pump)
  • Harrod UK - Stadium Pro Goal Height Adjuster
  • Herbatech SRL - Herbafer Rubisco
  • M Lloyd Engineering Ltd - Rotastar
  • Matrax - Integrated Turf Protection Event Flooring
  • MTD Specialty - Infinicut 34
  • New Ground Technology Europe - TurfPrinter
  • Oregon (Blount UK Ltd) - Gator SpeedLoad
  • Pellenc - ULiB 1500 Battery
  • Pitchmark - Hybrid
  • Rigby Taylor Ltd - Intelligent One
  • Sherriff Amenity - Sherriff Amenity Academy
  • SIS UK - SISGrass Universal
  • SISIS - Javelin Aer-Aid 1500

A panel of expert judges will select the winning product and the winning company will be presented with their award on the first day of the show.

SALTEX 2017 is free to attend. To register your attendance and beat the queues visit www.iogsaltex.com

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