H. E. Services (Plant Hire) Ltd is continuing to strengthen its plant hire offering with a major investment of over £1 million in SANY machinery, including a significant order of new SANY STH625E fully electric telehandlers.
The investment forms part of the company’s ongoing commitment to expanding its fleet with modern, efficient machinery that meets the evolving needs of the construction industry.

Alongside the new electric telehandlers, the wider order includes SANY electric excavators, including the 1.9-tonne SY19E and 4.5-tonne SY35E.
The latest investment further reinforces H. E. Services’ relationship with SANY and its plans to provide customers with an increasingly diverse choice of plant equipment, including fully electric solutions for projects where reduced emissions and lower noise levels are important considerations.
The SANY STH625E combines compact dimensions with the lifting performance required for a wide range of construction and industrial applications. Its fully electric operation makes it particularly well suited to indoor environments and urban construction sites where minimising noise and exhaust emissions can be beneficial.
The machine can lift loads of up to 2,500 kg to a maximum height of six metres. With an overall width of 1,850 mm and a cab height of 1,920 mm, it is designed to operate in restricted spaces where manoeuvrability and compact dimensions are essential.
Offering up to eight hours of working time, depending on operating conditions, the STH625E is equipped with a comfortable operator environment featuring heating, air conditioning, an adjustable suspension seat and a 10-inch touchscreen display. An integrated reversing camera and additional safety features support confident day-to-day operation.
An integrated energy recovery system is designed to improve efficiency, while the machine’s charging options support convenient recharging between periods of use.
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