The handover of the MJE 710 truck-mounted platform destined for Assogru – Nolo 2000, a long-established operator in the rental of construction machinery and access equipment, took place at the Multitel Pagliero S.p.A. headquarters in Manta (CN). For Multitel Pagliero, this marks the second MJE 710 unit delivered to the Italian market, confirming the strong appreciation and growing demand for this type of platform.
In addition to the formal handover moment with the symbolic delivery of the keys, the event included a dedicated operational training session led by Andrea Minetti, Multitel Product Manager, aimed at providing an in-depth overview of the machine’s use and capabilities. The day was further enriched by a tour of Multitel’s production facilities, during which the Nolo 2000 team had the opportunity to closely observe the manufacturing process and engage directly with the technical staff.
Founded in the early 1990s and continuously growing in the professional rental sector, Assogru–Nolo 2000 has developed over time a large and modern fleet, with a significant presence of Multitel-branded truck-mounted, telescopic and tracked aerial platforms (more than 40 units) for work at height and specialized applications. This is clear evidence of a partnership built on continuity, reliability and the quality of after-sales support.
The Multitel models that have joined the Nolo 2000 fleet include several units of the MZ 250, MTE 270, MXE 200, MXE 170, MXE 160, MX 250, MX 210, MZ 350, MJ 450, as well as the SMX 250 e SMX 250.2 spider lifts. The MJE 710 therefore represents a natural evolution of the offering, featuring highly versatile performance and excellent maneuverability.
It is precisely on these foundations that the decision to proceed with the purchase was made. Simone Schianchi, owner of Assogru – Nolo 2000, highlights: “Investing in this machine comes from our desire to add a platform to the fleet that combines high performance with ease of use. Over the years, we have always benefited from the reliable performance of Multitel machines and from a support service that has ensured uninterrupted operations. The MJE 710 adds to this smooth maneuverability and a working geometry that genuinely expand the possibilities for use on the most complex jobs at height.”
The new winch configuration, with three available load capacities, together with the compact dimensions in relation to the performance offered, were further elements that influenced the purchasing decision, making the platform particularly suitable for urban environments and highly specialized operations.
For Multitel, this delivery has a meaning that goes beyond a single supply. Alessandro Blanchi, Italy Sales Director for Multitel Pagliero, states: “Seeing the MJE 710 join the fleet of a rental company like Nolo 2000, with whom we have been collaborating for over ten years, confirms a shared journey. This platform perfectly expresses the balance between performance, compactness and advanced technical solutions, and we are confident it will fully meet the operational needs of their fleet.”
In the photo, from left to right: Walter Franco (Operator), Matteo Bergnoli (Sales Manager), Simone Schianchi (Owner), Filippo Rimondi (Multitel), Federico Schianchi (Owner), Alessandro Blanchi (Multitel).
About MULTITEL
Founded in Saluzzo (Cuneo) in 1911 by the Pagliero brothers, the company has grown from a small body shop into one of the most important international companies in the production of truck-mounted and tracked access platforms. A pioneer in the introduction of important technological solutions, Multitel Pagliero is constantly focusing on the design of innovative, safe, and efficient machines for any type of customer who has to work at height.
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