Work lifting platform T40

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Overview
T40 is a medium-light load capacity self-climbing mast work platform designed for safe, efficient facade access. It features joystick control on the control panel for intuitive positioning and is available in single- or twin-mast configurations suitable for contractors and rental fleets.

Characteristics

• Intuitive joystick operation from the control panel.
• Specifically engineered for lifting and working on facades.
• Configurable as single mast or twin mast to match job requirements.
• Designed to minimise installation and dismantling time, reducing costs and improving site productivity.

Advantages

• Lower operating costs through versatile configurations and reduced setup time.
• Full machine protection for safe operation.
• Platform capable of transporting materials and personnel to increase task efficiency.
• Ergonomic controls allow precise positioning at the work point.
• Interchangeable components simplify maintenance and fleet management.
• Reduced spare-part inventory and transport volume.
• Forklift-transportable and fitted with lifting hooks for crane handling.

Applications

• Residential construction
• High-rise buildings
• Industrial construction
• Bridge construction
• Bridge maintenance
• Renovation and restoration
• Oil & gas facilities
• Naval shipyards

Technical Data
Single mast configuration:

• Lifting speed: 8 m/min (29.52 ft/min)
• Power supply: 400 V
• Max platform length: 13.60 m (44.6 ft)
• Max height with tied mast: 150 m (492.13 ft)

Twin mast configuration:

• Lifting speed: 8 m/min (29.52 ft/min)
• Power supply: 400 V
• Max platform length: 40.00 m (131.2 ft)
• Max height with tied mast: 150 m (492.13 ft)

Technical specifications

• Model: T40
• Load capacity class: medium-light
• Control: joystick on control panel
• Power supply: 400 V
• Lifting speed: 8 m/min (29.52 ft/min)
• Single mast max platform length: 13.60 m (44.6 ft)
• Twin mast max platform length: 40.00 m (131.2 ft)
• Max height with tied mast: 150 m (492.13 ft)