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Tug unit lands film role
February 1st 2006

After seeing MasterMover's MT3/240 tug in action, Amcor Flexibles Camvac, purchased three of the units to move large reels of plastic film that can weigh up to 1.5t.

Bob Jarman, engineering manager, says "The MT3/240 enables our employees to move the reels over long distances with little effort, thus preventing potential long term injuries."

The 11 model range can pull or push wheeled or semi-wheeled loads from 50 to 30 000kg. The unit transfers weight from the load using a manual or hydraulic mast to gain the necessary traction.

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