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Dennis & SISIS to exhibit at GCSAA show

Dennis and SISIS will be exhibiting at the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) Conference and Trade Show which takes place at the San Diego Convention Center in California from 8-10 February.

Known as the Golf Industry Show (GIS) since 2005, the world’s largest golf course management event has been rebranded as the GCSAA Conference and Trade Show.

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the 2021 show was presented in a virtual format but this year the event will be back with a bang and will be debuting its new name.

Dennis and SISIS, long-time exhibitors, are looking forward to returning to showcase a range of equipment for all golf course maintenance requirements.

The ‘electrifying’ Dennis ES-860 will be displayed on the booth. This 34” battery powered turf management system delivers maximum versatility and the range of thirteen interchangeable cassette options provide a solution to many day-to-day maintenance tasks such as cutting, scarifying, brush, slitting and aeration.

A robust keypad screen is an integral feature of the handlebar console providing the operator with a multitude of information options including speed, clip rate, service checks, lifetime running reports and battery information.

10053133476?profile=RESIZE_584xVersatile, precise and comfortable: The world-renowned Dennis G860 cylinder mower will also be on display. With an interchangeable cassette system; the user has the option of fitting 13 quick changeover cassette including de-thatchers, verticutters, brushes, spikers, and slitters as well as 6 or 8 bladed cutting cassettes

Visitors can look forward to the ever-popular Dennis Razor Ultra 560 which has a 560mm (22”) cutting width. It incorporates many key features including an 11 bladed cutting cylinder, ultra-short wheelbase for undulating surfaces, tungsten tipped groomer, compact handle design for extra manoeuvrability, click height adjusters and stub free transport wheels for easy transport from site to site.

Flying the flag for SISIS will be the Veemo HD and the Rotorake 600HD.

The Veemo HD is a tractor-mounted de-thatcher used for removing thatch from large areas of turf, such as golf course fairways. The Veemo’s strong cutting blades are designed for minimum surface disturbance and maximum thatch removal via three floating heads which are independent from the main frame.

The SISIS Rotorake 600HD is a heavy-duty pedestrian and linear aerator which can be used for regular, routine use at a shallow setting or a deeper setting as and when required.

Offering versatility with a range of quick-release interchangeable reels including scarifying, verticutting and brushing, the machine is renowned for its ease of use. It also features variable blade spacing, a large working width of 600mm (24”), six forward speeds and a reverse gear for manoeuvrability.

Dennis and SISIS can be located at the show on booth 1122 where visitors will be greeted by experienced and knowledgeable staff who can offer valuable advice about golf course maintenance and the machinery best suited.

Further information about the range of maintenance products available can be found by visiting www.dennisuk.com / www.sisis.com.

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