Boom Lift Rental
Bricklayr offers a wide range of boom lifts for industrial, residential, and construction sites. Bricklayr also offers a wide range of articulating boom lifts, straight boom lifts, and hybrid boom lift rentals. Our boom lifts can be used for both indoor and out door job applications for extended reach and greater control due to their versatility.
All Boom Lifts
Articulating Boom Lifts
Telescopic/Straight Boom Lift
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Telescopic Boom Lift / Straight Mast Boom Lift
Telescopic boom lift also called the Straight Mast boom lift is an aerial work platform attached to a single extension arm. These lifts unlike any other lift, provide maximum horizontal and vertical reach plus greater stability at greater heights thus making them better suited for unfavorable atmospheric conditions. They are similar to a telescope, and designed without the hinge points found on an articulating boom. Their exceptional stability makes them the leader in undertaking jobs in extreme work height. Their vertical reach and extension capacity makes them your go-to choice for outdoor projects.
A major advantage the telescopic boom lift offers is the ability you have as an operator to operate it while you are on the platform unlike any other person lift or telescopic forklift that requires someone at the bottom to move the lift arm around.
Telescopic boom lifts are powered by diesel. They can also run on dual fuel. They are easy to use as they have one boom and can only move horizontally.
Articulating Boom Lift
The ability to maneuver is key while working within hard to reach places. An articulating boom, often referred to as “knuckle boom” or “cherry picker” is an ideal choice when you need to reach greater heights while maintaining precise positioning.
This lift offers a wider range of motion and versatility in both rough and smooth terrains. It also provides users with greater control and access around spaces where there is little to no access.
Due to their turning radius, the articulating boom lift can be used in both controlled and uncontrolled areas. Their forward, backward, up and down capabilities from the top provides you access when you need to reach across barriers and obstruction.
Articulating boom lifts are powered by diesel, gas, or electricity. They possess an extra jib which helps with more movement, height extension, and functionality. With the extra jib, you don’t have to worry about moving the arm of the boom whenever you need to switch or change positions. This makes them the perfect choice for getting around crowded places.
FAQs
Why or when should you use a Telescopic Boom Lift?
Use for extreme work heights. or for greater reach and confident control. It’s a perfect workstation in the sky, or while working in greater heights. They can go higher than any other lift. Due to their wider base size, they offer more stability compared to other lifts. Job sites with no horizontal movement, industrial, and urban construction sites.
Who should operate a Telescopic Boom Lift?
According to OSHA, only authorized and certified personnel should operate an aerial lift.
Should you Rent or Buy a Telescopic Boom Lift?
The cost to buy the tallest telescopic boom lift is far exceeds the cost to rent one. Their cost can vary between fifty-five thousand dollars ($55000) and sixty thousand dollars ($60,000), or far above these prices. The cost to maintain and store this large piece of equipment is also very high. Lastly, if the boom lift you buy has a height reach that isn’t high enough for your job you may opt to rent.
Why or when should you use an Articulating Boom Lift?
An articulating boom lift can be used for both indoor and out door work. They can be used for tough to reach places on job sites. They can be used on rough and smooth terrains. They can be used to ensure extended reach and greater control due to their versatility.
Can a boom lift be used as a crane?
According to OSHA, using a boom lift for functions outside of it’s originally intended function, is highly prohibited, thus a boom lift cannot be used as a crane.
What’s the maximum height of a boom lift?
Boom lifts can reach maximum heights of about 185’. These types of lifts are called high reach boom lifts.