Australia to receive new articulating Sinobooms

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A new consignment of Sinoboom AB10J articulating boom lifts have been dispatched from the company’s headquarters in Changsha, China, bound for the company’s Australian subsidiary in Melbourne. It follows the initial delivery of AB10Js in March this year.

Sinoboom AB10J dispatch Sinoboom AB10J units dispatched to Australia. (Photo: Sinoboom).

The diesel-powered machines feature an active oscillation system, 4WD with 2WS, 40% gradeability, 25cm-high ground clearance and tilt sensor activation (front to back/side to side) 3°- 4.5° / 4.5°.

Working efficiency is enhanced thanks to a two-person platform with 250kg capacity and the user-friendly large-screen LED interface enables quick, easy troubleshooting and calibration without the need for manuals or tools.

Sinoboom AB10J at the manufacturer’s Changsha HQ.

Logistics concerns have been addressed with a low overall machine weight under 5 tonnes, allowing for efficient loading on trucks and urban transportation.

Mitch Ely, General Manager of Sinoboom Australia, said, “We’ve had fantastic feedback from our customers and our order book has been strong. It’s a reliable and efficient machine and will be very popular across many industry sectors providing excellent return on investment for our customers.”

The machines are expected to arrive with Sinoboom Australia by the end of September. (The blue equipment colour is not available in the US).

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