Stertil-Koni to Expedite Servicing at Water and Sewage Authority of Trinidad and Tobago

Water and Sewage Authority techs can now raise water and sewer trucks, crane trucks, and other heavy equipment scheduled for maintenance and repair with the push of a button.

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March 2, 2021

Stertil-Koni to Expedite Servicing at Water and Sewage Authority of Trinidad and Tobago — Water and Sewage Authority techs can now raise water and sewer trucks, crane trucks, and other heavy equipment scheduled for maintenance and repair with the push of a button.
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Heavy-duty vehicle lift provider Stertil-Koni announced March 2 that the company’s ST-1085 mobile column lifts have been selected by the Water and Sewage Authority (WASA) of Trinidad and Tobago to help the organization achieve its primary mission: to provide the population with “access to a reliable and high quality water supply on a 24/7 basis.”

Because each mobile column lift can safely, efficiently, and reliably lift 18,500 lbs. -- per column -- WASA techs can now raise water and sewer trucks, crane trucks, and other heavy equipment scheduled for maintenance and repair with the push of a button.

Each Stertil-Koni mobile column lift is made from high tensile DOMEX steel, utilizes hydraulic technology, features a full-color touch-screen control console, delivers safe and fast lifting and lowering, and has an ultra-safe mechanical locking system – all as standard.

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