Mech-N-Air and Easy Lift: excellent results on the Australian market

The collaboration with Mech-N-Air has given to Easy Lift's spiders the opportunity to be well known and appreciated by lifting professionals on the Australian market.

One year after the signature of the exclusive contract with Mech-N-Air Construction and Access Equipment, Easy Lift celebrates the success of this collaboration that has given to his spiders the opportunity to be well known and appreciated by lifting professionals on the Australian market.

Mech-N-Air, headquartered in Campbellfield, in the State of Victoria, is a well-known construction and lifting equipment dealer, which also offers a repair and maintenance service for the sold machinery, thanks to the presence of a workshop with highly qualified personnel, ready to meet customers’ needs.

In 2021, the first eitfht spiders were delivered, four R180 and four R210, some in standard version with petrol engine and electric motor, others in hybrid version (HY), suitable both for outdoor use with combustion engine and for indoor use with lithium battery.

Among the latest machines delivered from Mech-N-Air to its customers, we find one R180 for The Roskuist Trust, a roofing plumbing company and one R180 for Dukes Group, based in the South-eastern state of New South Wales, a painting and building maintenance company.

Another nine tracked platforms will be delivered to Mech-N-Air shortly, eight R180 (which is the most requested model on the market thanks to its extreme ease of use and its excellent performance in terms of outreach and compactness) and one RA31 hybrid version (RA31HY), which combines diesel engine and lithium battery. This latest model was ordered with options such as stabilizers’ self-levelling and basket load capacity increased to 300 kg, which make the machine even more performing, ready to conquer the market as the smaller R180 has already done.