Equipment

Pick the Best Aerial Lift for the Job at Hand
Scissor lifts, boom lifts and vertical mast lifts offer different advantages. Selecting the right equipment is critical to success and safety.
By Francisco Martins
February 8, 2022
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Equipment
by Francisco Martins
Francisco Martins is Marketing Specialist, Customer Equipment Solutions at United Rentals. He has almost 20 years of driving marketing initiatives on a global scale. The Customer Fleet Solutions team collaborates with large equipment owners in developing solutions to optimize their owned fleets while lowering their total cost of equipment operations. For more information, visit www.unitedrentals.com or call (833) 407-3774.
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