Over the years the sizes of electric scissor lifts classes have changed quite a lot. One of the biggest trends is toward narrowness but there are downsides to the narrow models too that needs to be weighed against their usefulness. The following are the common classes of indoor scissors. By Continue Reading
Aerial lifts in the US tend to have pretty simple naming systems where basically the platform height (to your feet) is part of the model name. So a Genie S-60 or JLG 600S are 60 feet tall while a SkyJack SJ46AJ or a JLG 460SJ are both 46 feet. In Continue Reading
The lift industry has consolidated a lot over the last 25 years. At one point we had Condor, Genie, Grove, JLG, Marklift, MEC, Simon, SkyJack, Snorkel, Strato-Lift, Terex, and UpRight, and those are just the North American brands. As of today that list is narrowed down to Genie, JLG, MEC, SkyJack, and Snorkel. Continue Reading
It often comes as a surprise to our customers but most of the boom lifts, scissor lifts, and telehandlers you see in North America are made here. The majority of JLG, Genie, and Snorkels products are made in America while SkyJacks are made in Canada. Even JCB which is based Continue Reading
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