Where our lifts work
Typical duty cycles our machines are specified for. Project photos and customer references are being added as they are cleared for publication.
Orchard picking and tree pruning
Open fields, soft ground, uneven rows
Rubber tracks spread the load on soil, and the articulating boom reaches over and behind the canopy instead of pushing trees aside.
Poultry house cleaning and repair
Low sheds, ammonia and washdown
A machine narrow enough to run down the central aisle, with electrics that survive being washed down and a folded height that clears the low roof.
Warehouse and distribution centre upkeep
Smooth concrete, racking, dust
Stand-on platforms cover most indoor maintenance: they fit in a lift car, turn in an aisle, and one operator can walk the whole schedule in a shift.
Facade work and interior fit-out
Finished floors, glass, tight tolerances
Outriggers let a crawler machine work on finished floors without exceeding the slab load, and the deck stays level next to glass.
Utility and line maintenance
Roadside, verges, overhead lines
Mast lifts give a small footprint at height for terminal work, where the load is two people and a tool bag rather than a machine.
Greenhouse crop and climate work
Humid, warm, crop rows
A compact electric platform that runs between crop rows without touching them, and produces no exhaust under a closed roof.