CHANGSHA, China, Oct. 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd. (Zoomlion), one of China's top construction machinery manufacturers, will be launching eight new aerial work platform models.
Zoomlion will release six scissor lift platforms in its electric hydraulic-, electric- and lithium battery-powered lines with heights ranging from 6-12 meters (19-39 feet) and maximum workloads of 350 kilograms (772 pounds). Highlighting reliability, simplicity and efficiency, all of Zoomlion's new products are designed to meet worldwide standards with special attention to safety and user comfort.
"Aerial construction equipment is a new product category that Zoomlion has been preparing for many years. Born from ceaseless R&D and continuous optimization, we believe these new products will meet the operational safety and performance stability standards that customers have come to expect and value from us," said Ren Huili, General Manager of Zoomlion Aerial Work Machinery Company.
New products developed by Zoomlion include:
Both platforms use a four-wheel, cross-country chassis with maximum gradeability of 45% to accommodate different construction scenarios. Zoomlion uses modular design when developing its platforms, including fly jibs, engines, and controllers to enhance equipment performance.
China's aerial work machinery market is growing by approximately 40% every year, and Zoomlion is evolving from an equipment manufacturer to a manufacturing service supplier, integrating innovative product development and smart manufacturing to embrace the technological revolution.
About Zoomlion
Founded in 1992, Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd. (Zoomlion) is a high-end equipment manufacturing enterprise that integrates engineering machinery, agricultural machinery and financial services. The company sells nearly 800 cutting-edge products from 49 product lines covering nine major categories. Zoomlion is the first Chinese construction machinery company to be listed on both the Shenzhen and Hong Kong stock exchanges.
For more information, please visit http://en.zoomlion.com.
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