Facility designers often pay close attention to the long term maintenance needs of the operation. Sometimes those designers consider what equipment can be used to fulfill those needs. But over the lifetime of any evolving work environment, unexpected infrastructure changes arise as do unexpected maintenance needs.
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A vertical mast lift can help meet high reaching maintenance needs when original or new facility infrastructure can be difficult to navigate. With a width of only 30 inches and a length of four and a half feet, the AICHI Vertical Mast Lift can fit through standard doorways, in between tight racking, or in other spaces obstructed by infrastructure. Have a need to fit between ducts for heating and cooling work or pipes to fix facility plumbing? The platform dimensions of a vertical mast lift are built to access these spaces. And with many models like the AICHI Vertical Mast Lift equipped with zero-degree turn radius, versatility in maneuvering is optimal for tight locations. Has a new rack appeared directly beneath an electrical box you need to access? Position an AICHI Vertical Mast Lift next to the rack and use its 15-inch platform extension to reach over the rack and get to the task.
Vertical Mast Lifts are essentially a smaller version of a scissor lift that are great for indoor use. These compact, low-weight machines can fit through tight spaces and into most passenger elevators. Workers on vertical mast lifts can also maneuver through doorways.
These lifts have precise up and over access, are driveable when fully elevated, and have zero inside turning radius for exact positioning. They have a working height of up to 25 feet and can hold up to 500 pounds. Vertical mast lifts can typically be stored in a location that is at least 7 feet tall.
Watch this video to learn more about the Genie GRC-12 designed in .
Different models can be used on different types of terrain, from smooth to rough. Some units are designed with containers for tools and other materials.
Drivers use platform controls equipped with on-board diagnostics to operate vertical mast lifts. Auxiliary platform lowering enables descent in the event of a power failure. Proportional lift and drive controls provide a smooth ride. Most units include hinged rear covers that allow for easy access to all major components for maintenance.
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Popular models of vertical mast lifts are made by:
Genie: GR-20, GR-12, GR-15, GR-26J
JLG: 12MSP, 20MVL-EXT, Toucan 32E, ES, E18MCL, E18MML
MEC: MMAE16, MME20, MME25
Haulotte: Star 13 Picking, Star 13, Star 20, Star 26 J
Skyjack: SJ12/SJ16 E, SJ20 E
Genie also manufacturers QuickStock lifts, an expansion of the their vertical mast lift runabout line. QuickStock lifts are available in all three vertical mast lift heights, and they also come in retail and warehouse versions. QuickStock models include the QS-12, QS-15, and QS-20.
With proper maintenance, a vertical mast lift can last about 30 years. In terms of how many hours it will run, a typical scissor lift will only count the hours its in motion. While in motion, the lift should last about 500 to 1,000 hours.
Facility designers often pay close attention to the long term maintenance needs of the operation. Sometimes those designers consider what equipment can be used to fulfill those needs. But over the lifetime of any evolving work environment, unexpected infrastructure changes arise as do unexpected maintenance needs.
A vertical mast lift can help meet high reaching maintenance needs when original or new facility infrastructure can be difficult to navigate. With a width of only 30 inches and a length of four and a half feet, the AICHI Vertical Mast Lift can fit through standard doorways, in between tight racking, or in other spaces obstructed by infrastructure. Have a need to fit between ducts for heating and cooling work or pipes to fix facility plumbing? The platform dimensions of a vertical mast lift are built to access these spaces. And with many models like the AICHI Vertical Mast Lift equipped with zero-degree turn radius, versatility in maneuvering is optimal for tight locations. Has a new rack appeared directly beneath an electrical box you need to access? Position an AICHI Vertical Mast Lift next to the rack and use its 15-inch platform extension to reach over the rack and get to the task.
Vertical Mast Lifts are essentially a smaller version of a scissor lift that are great for indoor use. These compact, low-weight machines can fit through tight spaces and into most passenger elevators. Workers on vertical mast lifts can also maneuver through doorways.
These lifts have precise up and over access, are driveable when fully elevated, and have zero inside turning radius for exact positioning. They have a working height of up to 25 feet and can hold up to 500 pounds. Vertical mast lifts can typically be stored in a location that is at least 7 feet tall.
Watch this video to learn more about the Genie GRC-12 designed in .
Different models can be used on different types of terrain, from smooth to rough. Some units are designed with containers for tools and other materials.
Drivers use platform controls equipped with on-board diagnostics to operate vertical mast lifts. Auxiliary platform lowering enables descent in the event of a power failure. Proportional lift and drive controls provide a smooth ride. Most units include hinged rear covers that allow for easy access to all major components for maintenance.
Popular models of vertical mast lifts are made by:
Genie: GR-20, GR-12, GR-15, GR-26J
JLG: 12MSP, 20MVL-EXT, Toucan 32E, ES, E18MCL, E18MML
MEC: MMAE16, MME20, MME25
Haulotte: Star 13 Picking, Star 13, Star 20, Star 26 J
Skyjack: SJ12/SJ16 E, SJ20 E
Genie also manufacturers QuickStock lifts, an expansion of the their vertical mast lift runabout line. QuickStock lifts are available in all three vertical mast lift heights, and they also come in retail and warehouse versions. QuickStock models include the QS-12, QS-15, and QS-20.
With proper maintenance, a vertical mast lift can last about 30 years. In terms of how many hours it will run, a typical scissor lift will only count the hours its in motion. While in motion, the lift should last about 500 to 1,000 hours.