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Self Propelled Vertical Mast Lifts
SJ12 5.65m Max.Working Height
SJ16 6.75m Max.Working Height

SJ12 and SJ16 self propelled vertical mast lifts provide a compact footprint and superior manoeuvrability.

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DC Electric Scissor Lift
SJ3219 7.79m Max.Working Height

SJ3219 Compact DC Electric Scissor Lift offer easy to service, low maintenance design, in a compact and versatile package

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DC Electric Scissor Lift
SJ3226 9.92m Max.Working Height

SJ3226 DC Electric Scissor Lift offer high capacity and large platform areas, making them suitable for any on-slab application.

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DC Electric Scissor Lift
SJ4626 9.92m Max.Working Height & SJ4632

SJ4626 & SJ4632 DC Electric Scissor Lifts offers high capacity and large platform areas, making them suitable for any on-slab application.

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Rough Terrain Diesel Scissor Lift
SJ6832 11.75m Max Working Height

SJ6832 comes equiped with an exclusive cross over symmetrical 4WD system for superior traction.

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Rough Terrain Diesel Boom Lift
SJ51AJ 17.58m Max.Working Height

SJ51AJ boasts an industry leading, standard equiped, 360 degree continuous turret rotation.

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Not Sure What Access Equipment Suits Your Job?

If you don’t know which type of access equipment best suits your needs, simply give us a call and we’ll pop out and have a look at your job to help us decide which scissor lift, cherry picker or boom lift will be the most affordable and suitable option for you.

What’s Working Height and Platform Height?

In a nutshell, working height is where your hands will be when standing on your piece of access equipment’s platform with your arms at full reach above your head. Working height is generally the height of the machines platform plus 2m.
So a 6m platform machine will allow you to work at around 8m.

Download the Best Practice Guidelines for Working at Height in New Zealand

Best Practice Guidelines