MEWP INFOGRAPHIC
Self-propelled forklift truck (MEWP) at a glance
In order to help customers choose the right equipment while renting a self-propelled forklift, we would like to introduce a number of types of vehicles for rent. Then, we will present the features that you need to know in order to hire the self-propelled forklift in an optimal way for your needs.
What is MEWP?
MEWP is a self-propelled man-lifting device, there are a number of other names such as: air-operated equipment, vertical forklift, scissor truck, …
What is a scissor?
- The scissor is a vertical lifting device with hydraulic, pneumatic or mechanical lifting mechanism.
- Scissor trucks are named according to the “scissor” design mechanism.
- Vehicles equipped with one of the engines: oil, electric and a combination of both.
- We have two types of scissor vehicles: mobile or stationary.
What is a boom car?
- It is a human forklift.
- A “boom” forklift of course uses a “boom” to lift people.
- Initially, they were designed for use in orchards.
- They are fitted with one of the following motor types: electric, diesel and a combination of the two.
What is Push-Around Vehicle?
- The vertical push-pull type (PAV) provides a stable, stable, and non-movable work platform.
- They are often used at low work loads.
Main features of MEWP – How to choose a MEWP that best suits the job requirements?
To rent self-propelled lifting equipment, please specify work requirements such as:
– Working height – what height do you need to work at?
– Reach – how far do you need to reach?
– Load capacity – How much total weight do you need to lift?
– Ground – some self-propelled forklifts are equipped with a 4 x 4 feature so they can work well on rough or worse surfaces.
– The ability to rotate the floor – allows to adjust the floor above.
– Steering angle – allows to control the vehicle in tight spaces.
– Vehicle height – will the MEWP fit through the doorway or entrance to the worksite?
– Vehicle weight – can the constructional floor load withstand the weight of the MEWP?