PSD Groundscare to detail specialist machinery line-up at GroundsFest 2026

The company will showcase equipment from Canycom, EcoTech, ELIET, GRIN, Köppl, and SABO, targeting contractors, local authorities, and landscapers.

PSD Groundscare

Machinery on display will include:

  • SABO: The Mowit Pro, a battery-powered remote-controlled and semi-autonomous mower designed to improve operator safety by reducing the need to work directly alongside the machine.

  • EcoTech: Tracked remote-controlled mowers, including the F27 Hornet flail mower and H24 Lynx. These models are built for steep banks, roadside verges, and solar farms where conventional equipment cannot safely gain access.

  • Canycom: Ride-on brushcutters engineered for clearing overgrown grass, scrub, and dense vegetation on slopes and challenging terrain.

  • ELIET: Turf-care and green-waste processing equipment, featuring heavy-duty shredders, overseeders, scarifiers, and topdressers.

  • Köppl: Implement carriers with interchangeable attachments, providing a single platform for year-round tasks such as mowing, sweeping, vegetation clearance, soil preparation, and winter maintenance.

  • GRIN: Specialist pulverising lawnmowers equipped with a patented cutting system that shreds clippings and returns them to the turf, eliminating the need for green waste collection and disposal.

  • The PSD Groundscare team will be available throughout the two-day event to discuss technical specifications, practical applications, and machinery suitability for commercial grounds maintenance tasks.

    Find PSD Groundscare at stand OSA660/OSA710 at GroundsFest on 16 and 17 September at Stoneleigh Park.


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