CTE delivers first B-Lift 620 HR

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30 March 2010

CTE delivers first B-Lift 620 HR (left to right) Lorenzo Cipriani, president of CTE, Massimo Bellini

CTE delivers first B-Lift 620 HR (left to right) Lorenzo Cipriani, president of CTE, Massimo Bellini, general manager of TecnoAlt, GianPaolo Piovan sales manager of CTE and Marco Scarano sales manag

The first unit of CTE's new telescopic boom truck-mounted lifts, B-Lift 620 HR (High Range), was recently delivered to the rental companies Tecnoalt and Elevateur (both part of the Venpa3 Group) based in Rome.

It will be used on the new "City of Sport" project at Tor Vergata in Rome, which has been designed by the architect Santiago Calatrava.

The B-Lift 620 HR can be mounted on a four-axle 32 t truck and is equipped with a 5 section main boom and a three section jib - the latter is fully controlled by an electronic management system. The maximum working height is 62 m and the maximum outreach at a 43 m height is 29 m (35 m with horizontal boom).

An electronic system automatically limit the working outreach in respect to the according to the basket load and the position of the stabilizers.

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