Dingli launches second electric RT boom

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28 April 2020

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Dingli is growing its rough terrain electric boom lift range with the launch of a new model, the articulating BA22ERT.

The 22m working height machine joins the 20m working height BA20ERT electric rough terrain boom and seven other non-RT boom lifts with working heights from 24.3m to 30.3m in the Dingli range.

The BA22ERT has a horizontal outreach of 12.43m and 230kg basket capacity for up to two occupants. It also incorporates the manufacturer’s unique boom design, which sees all major components moved to the chassis area to bring down the center of gravity and improve stability. The model also shares modular parts with the rest of the range and is equipped with a new axle.

Equipped with 375Ah battery, the machine boasts zero emissions a long working time, suitable for indoor and outdoor use in sensitive environments like residential areas, airports, and shopping malls.

With the new axle, four wheel drive and steer is offered, along with 30% gradeability, and can still move forward if the differential lock is active. The machine uses gravity to lower the boom.

 

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