There are many factors when considering a new MOT station. As well as having to meet with the latest DVSA legislation and criteria, a modern vehicle testing lane is now often designed around the type of vehicle the testing station wishes to test. Vehicles are getting longer, wider and heavier, and each of these variables must be factored into the equipment being offered. Furthermore, ensuring that the equipment is up to the highest standards, not only in quality, but cost of ownership is of significant importance.

At South Northamptonshire Council, capacity and quality was at the top of the list. In addition, the ability to test Class 4, 5LT and 7 is essential to capture the full car and light commercial vehicle market. A pressure placed upon each council is to be able to lead the way in offering the public an MOT test using the safest and most reliable equipment. That’s why SNC chose equipment offered by Bullworthy.

The lifting equipment is a Rotary MOT65-60 4 post lift, including a 6.5m length platform and 6500kg capacity. This ensures that even heavy duty commercial vehicles can be lifted and serviced between testing. The T8703 roller brake tester and combined emissions analyser keeps a tidy all in one approach to the solution, incorporating a heavy-duty roller set capable of holding an axle weighing up to 4000kg, an advanced laser assisted headlamp tester enables testing of complex headlamp systems, and a heavy duty 2800kg capacity Majorlift jacking beam.

Are you looking to replace your existing MOT equipment and are looking for some professional impartial advice from an expert source? Perhaps you are just starting out and are unsure of where to start? Regardless of your enquiry our projects department would love to hear from you! Why not get in touch with them today? You can call them on (01295) 768373 and select option 1 at the menu or alternatively you can email them at enquiries@bullworthy.co.uk.