Aerial Lifts and Working Platforms include access machinery ranging from the smallest 4 m battery aerial platform up to the 56 m telescopic boom lifts.
Battery operated self-moving mast lifts from 5 to 12 m of working height and lifting capacity up to 230 kg. Due to compact dimensions, they are easy to drive in the tightest spaces both indoors and outdoors on slab surfaces.
Battery operated self-moving scissor lifts range from 8 to 14 m of working height with a large platform, which has extension capabilities of 1 m increments, including scissor lifts that have the highest load capacity up to 455 kg of all types of battery-operated work platforms. They are suitable for work both indoors and outdoors on slab surfaces.
Diesel powered self-moving scissor lifts range from 10 to 26.5 m of working height with large platform, length up to 7.2 m with available extensions. We offer scissor lifts with a high load capacity up to 1,100 kg. Lifts are mainly used outside and can drive on non-flat and non-stable surfaces and have an automatic levelling support system.
Product line includes trailer-mounted boom lifts from 10.5 to 30 m of working height with a lifting capacity up to 225 kg. They are the easiest ones to be transported on public roads. Light weight combined with large inbuilt outrigger plates to spread the load allows for use on delicate surfaces or soft ground. Trailer-mounted boom lifts may be operated by batteries or by 230-volt; some models have additional diesel or petrol engines, which allow to work without using electricity.
Battery operated self-moving articulating boom lifts range from 10 to 16 m of working heights and lifting capacity up to 230 kg are extremely flexible. Articulating booms feature a boom arm with a pivot point, giving them the ability to extend over obstacles to reach the most challenging work areas and provide a maximum outreach up to 8.5 m.
Range also includes diesel powered rough terrain articulating booms lifts from 12 to 43 m of working height and lifting capacity up to 450 kg. They may operate on rough terrain thanks to their exceptional all-terrain capabilities, proportional and simultaneous movements. They provide a high level of comfort and safety with the ability to operate in smaller spaces than telescopic booms. The articulating booms feature a boom arm with a pivot point, giving them the maximum outreach up to 21 m.
Rough-terrain telescopic booms, powered by diesel engines, lift from 16 to 56 m of working height with a lifting capacity up to 350 kg. They have the best outreach up to 24 m and may reach highest working areas comparing to other types of booms. They may operate on very rough ground thanks to their exceptional all-terrain capabilities, proportional and simultaneous movements. They provide high level of comfort and safety.
Diesel powered crawler telescopic booms range from 14 to 23 m of working height and have a lifting capacity up to 500 kg. Track systems allow machines to work any time of the year, enhancing traction for a smooth and agile drive in many types of difficult terrain such as mud, soft-soil, sand and snow. They easily travel over grader surfaces like gravel, rock, concrete, asphalt and sensitive turf.
Spider boom lifts reach working height from 11 to 24 m and have lifting capacity up to 230 kg. They are the lightest self-moving boom lifts and may be used indoors and outdoors. Tracked versions have a proven outdoor performance that are extremely difficult to beat. These lifts have fast and easy to set up spider type outriggers and an auto levelling function. For indoors use, some spider lifts are fitted with a 230-volt AC electric motor for operation of all movements. Minimum width allows access through narrow doorways.
Mast climbing work platforms available up to 100 m in height and 16 m in width with a maximum lifting capacity of 1,500 kg. They are be moved around work site by towing bar. The wheel chassis has swivelling telescopic outriggers that may be adjusted to several positions. The mast must be supported on the wall at maximum intervals of 18 m. A centrifugal safety brake is a standard feature on mast climbing work platforms.
Mast climbing transport platforms may be built up to 100 m in height with maximum load capacity up to 2,000 kg. The mast must be supported on the wall at maximum intervals of 10 m. Using additional sensors, the loading platforms provide enough space for bulky and heavy building materials. This helps to improve logistics on site. Mast climbing transport platforms may be set to stop on building floors.