Parts for mobile elevating work platforms: TVH's past, present & future

10 Oct 2022 CW Team

When operating at such heights, safety is crucial. Mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs), also known as aerial work platforms (AWPs), must therefore always be kept in good condition. One will ultimately require replacement parts, so this. And that's where TVH, the supplier of MEWP parts with nearly 20 years of experience, comes in! TVH is a one-stop shop offering parts for all popular market makes and models. Additionally, TVH always working to expand our selection while paying attention to market trends.

However, these collaborations are not just confined to machine manufacturers, especially when safety is concerned. For instance, we are Delta-authorised Q's distributor. That business offers battery charging systems that raise the efficiency and dependability of machinery. Of course, we are also always open to collaborations with other parties that will enable us to offer our consumers an even better service. Electrification is a major trend in mobile elevating work platforms. Given that around 50% of all MEWPs currently in operation are electric, this is undoubtedly not a new event. As a result of laws like tougher emission and noise requirements, this number keeps rising. However, electrification is also a desirable alternative due to the economic advantages.

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