Is an electric tugger the right solution for your hangar?
For many maintenance providers, reliance on traditional equipment like large diesel lift trucks and ride-on vehicles lead to slow, inefficient, and polluting processes.
Here’s 4 reasons an electric tugger might be a better solution for you:
Quicker turnarounds – move engines and equipment when you need it, instead of shunting large loads back and forth with diesel lift trucks
Universal connections – benefit from simple, secure hitch systems to connect to a range of drawbars and hitches
Scalable – combine multiple tuggers to mobilize large, heavy mobile work platforms
Electric – remove diesel emissions from your hangar with a fully-electric operation
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How to achieve quicker engine turnarounds
Moving jet engines and aircraft engine transport stands can be a challenge for maintenance providers, especially when maneuvering through busy engine shops, meeting tight turnaround times, and handling high-value equipment.
The MasterTow offers the perfect solution, providing a simple, safe, and efficient way to move engines in congested engine shops.
Our electric tuggers have unlocked efficiency and improved safety for some of the biggest names in the MRO industry…
We have an MT600+ and an MT1000+, MasterMover always attend site on-time for any maintenance or issues, and are always very helpful. Everyone I've dealt with at MasterMover has been very knowledgeable and helpful.
Why choose MasterMover?
The world's leading manufacturer of electric tuggers for over 25 years
Over 40+ electric tuggers to choose from
Unmatched range of technology and control options available
Trusted by the world's leading MRO providers
In-house custom engineering capabilities
Global sales and support
Trusted by industry leaders
Our electric tugs unlock efficiency and improve safety for the biggest aerospace manufacturers.
I’d certainly be happy to recommend the MasterMover AGV to other organisations looking to automate their driving processes.
We're here to help
If you’re looking to improve safety, remove the risk of injury and unlock greater operational efficiency, we’re here to help. Speak to our team to discuss your application.
Your Questions, Answered - FAQs
How are electric tuggers powered?
Electric tuggers are battery powered, with interchangeable batteries or lithium options available, electric tuggers can deliver 24/7 operation to keep your processes moving. Offering zero emissions from the point of use, electric tugs are ideally suited for indoor use, replacing internal combustion engine powered equipment such as forklifts or tow tractors.
Can they be used outside?
Yes, MasterMover electric tow tugs can be used outside. Built with durability in mind, our electric tuggers deliver consistent traction and performance on uneven surfaces and rough floors.
I need to move airplane engines, can your electric tuggers connect to the drawbar on the stand?
Yes, our electric tow tugs can work with drawbar systems. Our MasterTow range is uniquely designed to work with this set-up to deliver the simple and safe movement of airplane engines.
How do electric tuggers and electric tows connect?
A range of coupling options are available across the range that maximizes performance, security and safety. Custom coupling solutions can also be designed for unique applications.
Can they work on slopes?
Yes, our electric tuggers can work safely on slopes. When it comes to electric tuggers, it’s important to understand that for every degree of slope involved, the maximum load capacity of the machine is reduced, just as pushing a car on the level requires less force than on a slope.
Therefore, if the weight of the load is already close to the maximum capacity of the machine, a more powerful machine may be needed to move the load on a slope. We complete a full evaluation of your application to ensure the best machine is selected for your needs.
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