What are the characteristics of aluminum alloy high-altitude lifting platform?

The aluminum alloy high-altitude lithium pallet truck platform is a lifting platform that is electrically lifted, and the height of the channel can reach 23 meters. It is made of high-strength aluminum alloy material, with light weight and good mobility, suitable for single-person operation. It has the advantages of small size, stable lifting, safety and reliability, and beautiful appearance. At present, it has been widely used in restaurants, supermarkets, tree maintenance, municipal management, exhibition halls, supermarkets and other places. It is one of the necessary things for high-altitude installation, maintenance, pruning, decoration, cleaning, etc. Aluminum alloy high-altitude lifting platforms are distinguished by masts. The more masts, the more stable and safe the operation will be. At present, we use single-mast, double-mast and four-mast. Because of its light weight and small size, the aluminum alloy high-altitude lifting platform can enter some narrow areas for high-altitude operations. However, you need to pay attention when working outdoors. Do not work when the wind is blowing, because the channel will be shaken. Because the extra load and the channel size are not very large, the extra load is up to 300kg, and the channel size is up to 1.5*0.93 meters. There can only be two people at most. Remember not to be overweight.
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