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AWP or aerial work platforms are designed and engineered to raise employees and their tools to a certain height in order to finish a task. The particular model and manufacturer and kind of machinery all varies. Before aerial work platforms were made, all jobs requiring work at high levels needed to be carried out with scaffolding. Therefore, the invention of aerial work platforms has increased the overall productivity of similar jobs and kept a lot of workers safe.
The three key kinds of aerial work platforms are boomlifts, mechanical lifts and scissorlifts. These machines are able to be operated with pneumatics, mechanically utilizing a pinion and rack system or with screws or by hydraulics. These models may be self-propelled with controls located at the platform, they may be unpowered units requiring an external force to move them or be mounted to a vehicle so as to be transported.
John L. Grove was an American industrialist and inventor who is widely credited to devising the aerial work platform. Nonetheless, in the year 1966, before the first unit of JLG, a company called Selma Manlift introduced an aerial lift model.
John L. Grove and his wife decided to take a road trip in the year 1967. This was after selling his previous business Grove Manufacturing. They decided to make a stop at Hoover Dam. While the couple was there, Grove unfortunately witnessed 2 employees electrocuted while they were working on scaffolding. This terrible event led John Grove to discover an untapped market for a new product which can safely raise employees in the air for them to do maintenance and construction tasks in a better way.
Once John returned home from his vacation, he purchased a small metal fabrication company and formed a partnership together with 2 friends. They soon started designing ideas for the aerial work platform. The new company was named JLG Industries Inc. They proudly launched their first aerial work platform during the year 1920 with the aid of 20 employees.
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A crucial skill to have when positioning steel beams or landing skids of block or transporting heavy bundles of roofing is accuracy. This particular skill helps to keep both pedestrians and operators safe for everyone around them. Telehandlers engineered and manufactured by Lull are the preferred choice of masons every time. They have the reputation of meeting their mark time and time again.
The traversing carriage on Lull Telehandlers enables you to move a whole load horizontally at 80 inches or full height. These models could lift as much as 4000 lbs. fifty four feet high as well. Lull has specially designed their equipment to give operators the control and confidence they need to land and load at extreme heights. Additionally, Lull provides the Stabil-Trak system. This system really increases the confidence of the operator by automatically transferring from a 3-point to a 4-point stance.
Lull not only offers an excellent machine, they provide a huge array of optional attachments in order to ensure supreme flexibility on the job site. The components, service and training experts are always standing by in order to help you carry out whatever task is at hand. The company remains devoted to helping people do whatever it takes to maintain uptime of their machines. The Lull Telehandler is really known in the business for helping people stay on target all the time with extreme accuracy and performance.
The exclusive horizontal load placement system is part of all Model 644E-42 machines, that offers a combination of additional performance enhancing features and attachments like the Stabil-Trak system. The Lull Model 644E-42 has what people need to complete the task safely and efficiently with more effective load positioning. This model offers a Max Lift of 12.8 meters or 42 feet and a Max Capacity of 2722 kg or six thousand pounds.
The Model 944E-42 offers all the benefits of the horizontal load placement system, as well as more power and more visibility. These combinations make the Lull Model 944E-42 Telehandler an extremely productive powerhouse on any jobsite. Along with its 9000 pound capacity and the full line of attachment options, you would have versatility to spare. The Model 944E-42 has a Max Lift of 12.8 meters and 42 feet, along with a Max Capacity of nine thousand pounds and 4082 kg.
