January 15, 2014
NMS can now introduce the arrival of a new recruit to the planer fleet, the Wirtgen W150i.
Cutting at a width of 1.5m, the W150i is at the cutting edge of cold milling and can plane to depth of 320mm. The machine is fitted with a number of safety aspects including several state of the art cameras so the operator is always up to date on what is happening around the W150i.
The W150i comes with Wirtgens latest technology, the WIDRIVE. The WIDRIVE is responsible for automatically controlling the engine speed, turning the water spray system on and off, monitoring and controlling the conveyor belt speed or assiting the machine driver in operating the levelling system.
For more information on the W150i, then visit the Wirtgen website or follow the link below.
http://www.wirtgen.de/en/products/cold-milling-machines/compact-milling-machines/w150w150i.php
For quotes and booking of the W150i or the rest of the fleet then contact Roger on 01942 722694.
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