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Truck Mounted Aerial Work Platform

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About our truck mounted aerial work platforms

A truck mounted aerial work platform is a work basket on a boom, fitted directly to a truck chassis. The truck drives to the job, the boom lifts the crew, and the same truck then moves on to the next site without needing a separate transport vehicle or trailer.

BOB-LIFT offers five truck mounted aerial work platforms with working heights of 18 m, 28 m, 30 m, 35 m and 40 m. Lower working heights generally suit jobs such as street lights and shop signs, while the 35 m and 40 m models are intended for taller facades and structures, and all five are built in our Xuzhou factory.

Start with the working height and the outreach you need from where the truck can park. A city street job may need more side reach than work beside an open wall. Then tell us which chassis you plan to use, and our sales team will go through the options. For lifting loads rather than people, see our truck mounted cranes.

Published figures · Truck Mounted Aerial Work Platform

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Figures from the BOB-LIFT technical drawings. Confirm the final specification with our team before ordering.

Model Truck Mounted 18-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 18-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 28-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 28-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 30-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 30-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 35-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 35-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 40-Meter Aerial Work Platform Truck Mounted 40-Meter Aerial Work Platform
Capacity 18 t 28 t 30 t 35 t 40 t
Max lifting height 18 m 28 m 30 m 35 m 40 m
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How our cranes are made

From steel
to shipment.

Photographed at our factory in Xuzhou, Jiangsu: the steps a crane goes through before it leaves.

Parts and hydraulics
01 / 10 Parts and hydraulics Boom sections, cylinders, frames and hydraulic parts are staged next to the assembly line.
Parts and welds
02 / 10 Parts and welds Boom sections, cylinders and hydraulic parts are checked in the workshop before and during assembly.
Assembly halls
03 / 10 Assembly halls Knuckle and telescopic booms are assembled in long rows under overhead cranes.
Load and function test
04 / 10 Load and function test The finished crane is mounted on the test bay and runs through lifting, slewing and outrigger functions under load.
Lift the crane onto the chassis
05 / 10 Lift the crane onto the chassis An overhead hoist holds the crane while it is placed on the truck frame in the workshop.
Fix the crane to the frame
06 / 10 Fix the crane to the frame Technicians work under the cab to secure the crane base to the chassis.
Check the finished truck
07 / 10 Check the finished truck The crane stands complete on the truck with its boom raised for inspection.
Line up the order
08 / 10 Line up the order Every crane in an order is tested, set on its base or a pallet and lined up in the hall before packing.
Wrap the crane
09 / 10 Wrap the crane Cranes are wrapped in stretch film before they leave the workshop.
Load the container
10 / 10 Load the container A hoist or a forklift moves each packed crane into the container.

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