Fuji receives customised Barin underbridge

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22 March 2016

The Barin AB 1400 at Fuji Kenki Lease's facility n, Osaka, Japan.

The Barin AB 1400 at Fuji Kenki Lease's facility n, Osaka, Japan.

Barin has developed a bridge maintenance bucket-type platform for rental company Fuji Kenki Lease, based in Japan.

The AB 1400 has a 3.78m maximum height transport position in compliance with Japanese regulations.

It was assembled in Italy on to a Volvo FH420 6x2 RHD truck chassis, again suitable for the Japanese market.

The platform also offers a bridge barrier clearance 4m, sidewalk clearance of 3.75m and a vertical downwards reach with the third boom section fully extended of 16.2m.

Horizontal outreach underbridge is 14m, while the bucket capacity is 250kg.

The equipment is also fitted with a telematics system, enabling remote configuring of the system by the manufacturer.

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