First two man push around lift
By Maria Hadlow29 May 2009
EddieLift, manufactured by UK company Edmolift and distributed in the UK by Bravi UK is believed to be the first two-man push-around work platform.
It weighs just 260 kg empty but the 1 m by 0.8 m basket has a capacity of 300 kg, which is enough for two men and their tools. Maximum working height is 3.65 m and the machine elevates at the push of a button in 9 seconds.
In the stowed position the EddieLift is 1.24 m long, 0.8 m wide and 1.55 high, it is easy to manoeuvre and fits through a standard commercial door.
EddieLift is designed to replace ladders, steps and podium steps; it is easy to use and suitable for interior working environments even where space is limited.
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