Electric RT from Dingli

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02 April 2020

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Dingly has added another dimension to its recently-launched 22m working eight JCPT2223RTB rough terrain scissor lift.

The new version, named JCPT2223DC, includes all the features of the RTB, which was launched last year at APEX Asia, except that it is powered by a 620Ah lead acid battery. This, says the China-based manufacturer, has the advantages of energy saving, along with zero noise and emissions. It is also now suitable for work sites with high levels of environmental requirements.

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As with its sister product the RTB, the DC version has load capacity of 750kg, with the maximum working height of 22m, with multiple workers in the basket at the same time.

The 22 m machine has a 30% gradeability and self leveling hydraulic outriggers. It has platform size of 4.59m x 2.25m and a 2.7m platform extension. Overall height in stowed position, with the rails down, is 3m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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