Siegl buys first Niftys
January 29, 2010 | Comments (0)
Josef Siegel, the Karlsfeld, Munich based aerial lift and fork truck specialist has purchased its first two new electric powered Niftylift HR21Es. Both units have been ordered for end user customers and have been ordered in blue – Siegl is also an UpRight dealer... and both are fitted with the Nifty Tough Cage.
Alexander Siegl said: "We opted for the Niftylift product because we were convinced of the quality and technical performance data. The collaboration with Mark Van Oosten of Niftylift is also very good as is the value for money that these models offer.
“Assuming that these two machines work as we expect them to, it is likely that we will be ordering more units from Nifty.”
Siegl also represents Dieci telehandlers and OM fork lifts in the region and has added a range of fork truck operator training courses and become an IPAF training Centre.
The two new booms outside of Siegl's headquarters
Alexander Siegl said: "We opted for the Niftylift product because we were convinced of the quality and technical performance data. The collaboration with Mark Van Oosten of Niftylift is also very good as is the value for money that these models offer.
“Assuming that these two machines work as we expect them to, it is likely that we will be ordering more units from Nifty.”
(L-R) Mark van Oosten with Alexander Siegl, Thomas Werner and Jens Goebel both of Josef Siegl. Before you write, they may be wearing harnesses under those coats, you can see at least one lanyard!
Siegl also represents Dieci telehandlers and OM fork lifts in the region and has added a range of fork truck operator training courses and become an IPAF training Centre.
