Mast Booms

A Mast Booms Lift is a specialized, compact Aerial Work Platform (AWP) characterized by its vertical mast structure that lifts the platform, typically supplemented by a small Articulating Jib at the top.

Key Characteristics Summary:

• Compactness & Maneuverability: The lift is highly optimized for space, featuring a narrow body (e.g., as narrow as 1.0m), making it perfect for maneuvering through narrow aisles and tight indoor areas.
• Indoor Application Focus: Primarily electric-powered (AC drive wheels) for zero emissions and low noise. It often uses Non-Marking Tyres to prevent damage to sensitive indoor flooring.
• Precision Work: The small articulating jib enhances precision and access to overhead and difficult-to-reach areas. The jib offers an angle of 130∘ for multi-angle transverse work.
• Safety & Control: Includes advanced safety features like a Pothole Protection System, Overweight Sensing, and Emergency Descent Systems. It features a Dual Control System with both platform and ground controls.

Main Classifications of the Mast Booms Lift

Based on the chassis types and structural variations , Mast Boom Lifts can be analyzed into the following primary classifications:

Classification Name	Chassis/Structural Features	Typical Specifications	Application Environment
1. Self-Propelled Vertical Mast	Self-driven, wheeled chassis. Typically electric (AC drive wheels). Features up to 25% climbing ability.	Max. Working Height approx. 11.2m . Lift Capacity approx. 200kg.	Indoors and on level ground, such as warehouses, factories, and retail spaces.
2. Forklift Mast Style Lift	Specialized, compact mast structure. Available with both tracked (crawler) and wheeled chassis.	Lift Capacity 200kg. Working Heights range from 9.2m, 10m, to 12.65m.	Indoor/outdoor areas requiring high-precision aerial work, or rough terrain needing low ground pressure (tracked versions).

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