Hino Australia is preparing to have a team from its top south-east Queensland dealers and a range of trucks on display at Queensland’s biggest civil engineering expo.
Civinex Q – which incorporates the long-running LOGOV expo – will run over October 8 and 9 at the corner of the Bruce Highway and Pumicestone Road in Caboolture.
The event, which targets councils and government departments as well as civil contractors and the general public, contains over 200 exhibits within a 360,000 square-metre area.
On display at Hino’s double site will be the newly launched 300 Series High Horsepower model, a medium duty ProShift 500 Series and the 700 Series truck and dog PBS demonstrator.
Representatives from dealers Sci-Fleet Hino, Vanderfield Hino and Hi-Way 1 will be on site to answer questions and help with sales enquiries.
Hino Australia Regional Sales Manager for Queensland and the Northern Territory, Karl Hancox, said that Civinex Q is a great opportunity for Hino to display its range of trucks to some of its key customer groups.
“We’ve got some great products to show off,” Mr Hancox said. “We’re happy to support Civinex Q and are pleased that our dealers will get to meet representatives from an important part of our customer base.
“Our 300 Series High Horsepower light duty truck includes all the safety and comfort features of the 300 Series but with more power and torque, the medium duty 500 Series ProShift model offers an easier drive with great fuel economy, and the 700 Series PBS demonstrator shows how flexible our flagship prime mover can be for a range of applications,” he said.
“Additionally, we’ll be displaying a new product built by Any Steel Services in Forest Glen – a combination water tanker and hot wash water truck – based on a Hino 500 Series 2630.
“It’s the first truck of its kind and is an outstanding, innovative piece of equipment,” Mr Hancox said.
For more information on Civinex Q, please go to http://www.logov.net/j25/