Palazzani makes UK and Italy deals

26 June 2017

UK-based TCA Lifting has bought its first 52m working height tracked platform from Palazzani.

1 xtj52 uk

1 xtj52 uk

The Ragno XTJ 52 is the largest model in the Palift range and the highest tracked platform with outriggers in the world. It has a 20 m outreach and auto‐levelling with multi‐positioning stabilisers providing flexibility. The model has no rotation and height limits in its narrow set‐up of 4m. Basket load capacity is 400kg for a maximum of four persons.

The machine is equipped with a diesel engine and two 220V/380V electric motors that can be plugged directly into the mains electricity supply. The rotation speed is controlled according to the requested load

The model can double as a crane thanks to a hydraulic winch with 500kg of maximum lifting capacity, instead of the basket. The winch can lift 500 kg material to 46 m height, with a horizontal outreach of 11m.

2 tsj25 sara giardini

2 tsj25 sara giardini

In other Palazzani news, northern Italian company Sara Giardini, a specialist in garden maintenance has purchased a Palazzani TSJ 25/C for trees pruning. The TSJ 25 has 25m working height, 13 m outreach and 250 kg in the basket. Stowed dimensions are 980 mm width, 6500 mm length, 1997 mm height. It weighs a light weight 3950kg.

The company said it will also be present at the GIS show, in Piacenza, Italy, taking place 5-7 October.

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