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Boels Places Mega Order for 3,000 JLG Aerial Work Platforms

European rental giant Boels Verhuur has placed a major fleet order for 3,000 JLG aerial work platforms, reinforcing its commitment to fleet modernisation, sustainability, and continued international expansion.

30-Second Takeaway Boels Verhuur  has confirmed one of the largest access equipment orders in Europe, placing a 3,000-unit deal with JLG . The order spans electric and diesel scissors, straight and articulated booms, crawler booms, and low-level access equipment, supporting Boels’ ongoing fleet modernisation strategy  and growth across 18 countries. 3,000-Unit JLG Order Supports Fleet Expansion Dutch international rental company Boels Verhuur  has placed a substantial order for 3,000 JLG aerial work platforms , covering a wide range of access equipment categories . The order includes electric and diesel scissor lifts , straight and articulated boom lifts , crawler booms , mast lifts , and other low-level access platforms , reflecting Boels’ focus on maintaining a diverse, modern rental fleet . Deliveries are scheduled to begin next week , enabling rapid deployment across Boels’ European branch network. Energy-Efficient Platforms Align with Sustainability Goals Boels confirmed that the latest additions support its fleet modernisation and expansion strategy , with particular emphasis on energy efficiency  and reduced environmental impact. JLG’s latest-generation platforms  include improved power management, reduced emissions, and enhanced efficiency, helping rental customers meet increasingly strict environmental and sustainability requirements  on site. Long-Standing Partnership Drives Mega Deal JLG’s European general manager Ian Hume  highlighted the strength of the long-term relationship between the two companies. “We have worked closely together for decades to anticipate customer needs and develop solutions that match evolving market expectations. The latest generation of energy-efficient platforms , for example, highlights how we are both dedicated to lowering the environmental impact  of our customers’ sites and projects.” Reliability and Lifecycle Value Key to Fleet Strategy Michel Boels , director of fleet procurement at Boels, said product reliability and support were decisive factors in the purchasing decision. “We appreciate the reliability  and life-cycle value  of the JLG product range , as well as the comprehensive Europe-wide aftersales support .” One of Europe’s Largest Rental Fleets As one of the largest rental companies in Europe , Boels Verhuur  is well known for placing large-scale fleet orders  across multiple equipment categories. The company operates a combined fleet of approximately 650,000 rental machines , supported by around 750 branches in 18 countries , serving construction, industrial, infrastructure, and event markets. About Boels Verhuur Boels Verhuur  is a leading European rental company providing equipment solutions across construction, industry, events, and infrastructure sectors. Headquartered in the Netherlands, Boels operates one of the largest and most diverse rental fleets in Europe , supported by a broad international branch network. About JLG JLG , a company of Oshkosh , is a global manufacturer of aerial work platforms , telehandlers , and access solutions. The company is recognised worldwide for innovation, safety, and reliability, with a strong presence across Europe and a comprehensive aftersales support network. Website: https://www.jlg.com Frequently Asked Questions How many JLG machines has Boels ordered? Boels has placed an order for 3,000 JLG aerial work platforms . What types of access equipment are included in the order? The order includes electric and diesel scissor lifts , straight and articulated booms , crawler booms , mast lifts , and low-level access equipment . When will deliveries begin? Deliveries are scheduled to begin next week . Why did Boels choose JLG? Boels cited reliability , life-cycle value , and Europe-wide aftersales support  as key factors. How large is Boels’ rental fleet? Boels operates a fleet of approximately 650,000 machines  across 18 countries .

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