Molift Smart hard case

Posted on March 17th, 2009

Molift Smart hard case For those who intend on taking their mobile hoist on holiday, here is a hard travel case designed for the Molift Smart folding mobile hoist. It has a hard plastic shell, foam lining, wheels and a handle. This will keep your hoist in pristine condition whilst travelling or going on holiday. This is also ideal for hire companies who use the Molift Smart, ensuring that your investment is protected.

This travel case is rather expensive but well worth it. The RRP is £399 + VAT & carriage. Please use the contact form or comments section below if you are interested in purchasing this product.

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