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 Boom Lifts are a table lift piece of equipment which can be raised or lowered to varying heights, making this equipment a useful instrument for many industrial functions. There are many unique variations of Boom Lift consisting of knuckle booms, scissor lift trucks, and aerial hoists, each operating differently.
The regular aerial lift adaptation is normally utilized at snowboarding lodges to carry people who are not at ease using the ski lift. Effective in a manner comparable to that of an elevator, snowboarders are transported up the mountain gradually, stopping at stations along the way until they reach the apex. Aerial hoists are also used in construction, transporting workers securely up and down the sides of multi-level construction sites.
Scissor lifts are also in the boom lift category. They are used normally by service companies as an idyllic system to allow employees to finish upkeep and repair on wires and cables that are attached to poles. Telephone, cable and power companies have relied on the efficiency of this style of boom lift for years.
The knuckle boom jack is made for use within areas of uneven terrain and where the need to change direction may be necessary. This type of boom jack has the ability to fit in tight spots where a scissor lift cannot fit. Working between multiple equipment in a manufacturing facility or in near proximity sandwiched between two walls, the knuckle boom also features a standard table fitted with rails for protection and employee safety.
Based on the job requirements and the sort of work to be completed will determine the right model of boom lift to decide on. Fortunately, there is a model suited for just about any function.
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