HB 135 JRT Telescoping Boom Lift
HB 135 JRT Telescoping Boom Lift. Sectional load : 992 lb (3 people) or 507 lb (2 people); Fly jib horizontal (150°) and vertical (140°) arc movement.
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HB 135 JRT Telescoping Boom Lift. Sectional load : 992 lb (3 people) or 507 lb (2 people); Fly jib horizontal (150°) and vertical (140°) arc movement.
36XT Telescoping Boom Lift. High performance 4WD system provides 3.5 mph (5.6 km/h) drive speed and 45% gradeability; Dual power and a narrow machine width makes the 36XT ideal for indoor and outdoor applications.
Manual Winch Elevating Platform. Cottermans electro/hydraulic elevating work platform offers convenient ground entry and elevation to a maximum platform height of 17 ft. giving a working height of 23 ft; The Maxi-Lifts® smooth electro/hydraulic system is powered by a 12V DC motor.
JLG 1230ES Mast Lift. Standard 110 V AC wiring to platform; Industry leading duty cycles.
JLG 20MVL MOBILE VERTICAL LIFT. Motors with 5 Times the Life of Previous Models; Oversized 26 x 28 in. (66 x 71 cm) Platform.
LITERISER 10 SP Vertical Mast Lift. Ideally suited for maintenance work; Electric drive possible at full height.
STAR13 Vertical Mast Lift. 24 V electric engine continuous; 24 AH 225 V semi-traction batteries.
STAR 22J/26J Vertical Mast Man Lift. 397-500 lbs. capacity; 28' 2" to 32' 3" working height.
Genie Articulating Booms Electric & BiEnergy. 48V DC electric drive system available for quiet, emission-free operation in sensitive areas; Self-leveling platform rotates 90° to either side on non-jib models.
Genie Articulating Booms Diesel Engine. Self-leveling platform rotates 90° to either side on non-jib models; Ideal for outdoor construction and industrial applications.
Genie Telescopic Boom Lifts. Ideal for areas with limited access in construction and industrial applications; Minimal tailswing for maneuvering in tight spaces.
Genie Trailer Mounted Z-Booms. Exclusive Genie Automatic Leveling System for self-leveling on slopes up to 11°; Operating envelope of a Z-boom reaches up, over and out.
Genie Slab Scissor Lifts — Personnel Scissor Lifts. The Genie Slab Scissor Lifts are the industry solution for increasing worksite productivity.
Genie Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts — Personnel Scissor Lifts. The Genie Rough Terrain Scissor Lifts are tough, construction-oriented four-wheel drive machines with positive traction control ideal for increasing productivity in demanding outdoor worksites.
1532EX Explosion Proof Manlift. 15 ft. Platform Height; 21 ft. Working Height.
1532ES Electric Scissor Lift. Patented Powerlift2 elevating system - built strong and works tough; Large sheet loading entrance accommodates 48(1.22 m) material.
1932ES Electric Scissor Lift. Patented Powerlift2 elevating system - built strong and works tough; Large sheet loading entrance accommodates 48 (1.22 m) material.
2033ES Electric Scissor Lift. Patented Powerlift2 elevating system - built strong and works tough; Large sheet loading entrance accommodates 48 (1.22 m) material.
2633ES Electric Scissor Lift. Patented Powerlift2 elevating system - built strong and works tough; Large sheet loading entrance accommodates 48 (1.22 m) material.
2047ES Electric Scissor Lift. Patented Powerlift2 elevating system - built strong and works tough; Higher capacity (up to 1,250 lbs/566 kg) expands applications and productivity.
2647ES Electric Scissor Lift. Patented Powerlift2 elevating system - built strong and works tough; Higher capacity (up to 1,250 lbs/566 kg) expands applications and productivity.
3247ES Electric Scissor Lift. Patented Powerlift2 elevating system - built strong and works tough; Higher capacity (up to 1,250 lbs/566 kg) expands applications and productivity.
2659ERT DC Battery Powered Scissor Lift. 26- and 32-ft (8- and 9.75-m) Platform Heights; 4-Wheel Drive, 48v DC Power.
3259ERT DC Battery Powered Scissor Lift. 26- and 32-ft (8- and 9.75-m) Platform Heights; 4-Wheel Drive, 48v DC Power.
Start your man lifts & aerial work platforms comparison with task elevation, platform load and access clearances. Choose a model around the job it must perform and the space in which it will be used. The product grid is a shortlist, not a substitute for reviewing the individual model specifications. Similar product names can describe different sizes, configurations or operating limits.
Separate platform height from working height. Review the combined load of personnel, tools and materials, stowed dimensions, floor conditions and the model’s permitted operating environment. Confirm charging or power requirements and any restrictions on elevated travel.
For this collection, useful published fields include Platform Height, Platform Capacity, Overall Width, Capacity, Power Source. Open the individual product pages to compare the recorded values and supporting details. A missing specification is a reason to ask for clarification, not evidence that the product meets the requirement. The filters use the published values exactly as listed and apply to the products on the current page.
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Access Equipment for Energy Facilities: Start with Site Conditions
Energy facilities can combine height, restricted access and hazardous operating areas. A general industrial lift should not be assumed suitable for every location.
Aerial Lift Safety for Construction: Ten Planning Questions
Construction sites change as work progresses. A lift plan should be reviewed against the current location rather than reused without checking.
Aerial Lift Compliance: Documentation and Site Responsibilities
Buying a lift does not complete an employer's compliance responsibilities. Equipment selection, training, inspection and the worksite all need review.
Oil and Gas Access Equipment: Specify the Operating Environment
Oil and gas work can involve restricted areas, changing site conditions and special environmental requirements. Select access equipment through the facility's task and hazard review.
If a Man Lift Stops: Prepare the Emergency Plan Before Use
A stopped elevated platform needs a planned response. The operator and ground team should know the model-specific emergency controls and communication process before starting work.
Buying Lifts: Separate Personnel Access from Material Handling
The first purchasing decision is what the lift must carry and accomplish. Personnel platforms and material lifts have different intended uses.
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