Cleaning equipment range displayed at MMS
2nd December 2023
Hugh Crane (Cleaning Equipment) Ltd showcased its complete range of high pressure cleaning machines at this year’s Midlands Machinery Show in November, helping to save time and money on cleaning tasks around the farm.
Hugh Crane was formed in 1983 to satisfy the demand for high quality agricultural cleaning equipment.
With over 40 years’ experience in the cleaning equipment industry and a close working relationship with many of the world’s leading equipment manufacturers, the company can match the right equipment to a specific task, providing efficiency and value for money. Great emphasis is placed on selecting the right equipment for each customer’s application.
The company says its expertise covers not only the equipment but the supply of the cleaning chemicals and janitorial equipment and consumables to achieve the best result.
It supplies a comprehensive range of pressure washers including petrol, diesel and electrically powered machines along with a large selection of vacuum cleaners and sweepers ideal for grain and potato stores.
All of its equipment is fully tested before dispatch and delivered to site using its own fleet of vehicles. Each client has a one-to-one handover with detailed instructions for the operator on the use of the equipment, to ensure safe and efficient operation.
When it comes to chemical cleaning, Hugh Crane says it always provide the right solution. Whether supplying an industry professional or an individual it has the expertise to offer products to meet requirements at a cost-effective price from a range of industry leading brands.
Hugh Crane manufactures the Commando range of independently powered high pressure cleaning machines. These machines are manufactured at its factory in Acle, Norwich, using the latest state of the art manufacturing techniques. The complete range of machines to support the agricultural sector went on display at the Midlands Machinery Show, helping you save time and money on your cleaning tasks around the farm.
For more information visit: www.hughcrane.co.uk or www.commandoequip.co.uk or contact the company directly.
