BKT, a leading global manufacturer of off-highway tyres, is set to participate in the prestigious UK Plant Operator of the Year 2024 event.
This highly anticipated event, taking place on Saturday, 21 September at the National Construction College in Bircham Newton, will bring together top operators, industry leaders, and innovators from the UK's construction sector.
The UK Plant Operator of the Year event, now in its fourth edition, is the largest annual gathering for the country’s construction industry. Not only does it celebrate excellence by awarding the most skilled plant operator, but it also serves as a platform to address critical issues such as technology, performance, and sustainability – key drivers for the future of construction.
BKT's participation at the event, through the presence of Kirkby Tyres, will highlight the vital role that tyres play in ensuring safety, high performance, and sustainability in construction operations. Visitors to the event will have the opportunity to view a selection of BKT’s top tyre models designed for various industrial applications, showcasing the brand’s commitment to cutting-edge solutions.
Among the tyres on display will be the MULTIMAX MP 527 and MULTIMAX MP 522, which are particularly suited for loading and lifting tasks in agro-industrial settings. These models are ideal for equipment such as telehandlers and skid-steer loaders, combining durability with high performance.
BKT will also showcase the RT 747 AGRO INDUSTRIAL, a tyre known for its special cut-and-chip resistant compound that allows it to handle heavy loads, and the CON STAR, which provides excellent traction and superior stability in both vertical and horizontal movements.
In addition to its agro-industrial offerings, BKT will present a range of tyres specifically designed to meet the demanding needs of the industrial sector. These include:
BKT invite all attendees to visit their exhibition space at the National Construction College in Bircham Newton on Saturday, 21 September, for an insightful day focused on today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities in the construction industry.
