Spider Lift Elevated Work Platforms
Platform Basket 1575 Spider Lift
The 1575 Spider Lift is a small, nimble and versatile self-propelled aerial work platform with a full range of movement. The tracks expand out and down to give you the flexibility to reduce the height to duck lower or increase ground clearance to climb over obstacles. The spider lift can reach full height even with a full load.
The 1575 Spider Lift is an extremely compact spider lift for the most difficult applications. The specifications of this elevated work platform are:
- 200kg maximum lift capacity
- 1950kg total weight
- 15m maximum working height
- 8.50m maximum horizontal outreach
- 8.10m maximum horizontal outreach to edge of basket
- 359° turret rotation
- Optional basket rotation
To hire our PB1575 for difficult jobs where height and outreach are important, get in touch with Arbor Operations today.
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Platform Basket 2210 Spider Lift
The 2210 Spider Lift is a spider lift that offers unrestricted up-and-over reach and can rotate a complete 360 degrees. The large 2-man platform can rotate both ways a full 90 degrees. The specifications of this elevated work platform are:
- 230kg maximum lift capacity
- 2980 kg total weight
- 21.70m maximum working height
- 10.30m maximum horizontal outreach
- 365° turret rotation
- 180° basket rotation
To hire a flexible spider lift, get in touch with Arbor Operations today.
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Arbor Operations’ Platform Basket 2714 Spider Lift
The 2714 Spider Lift is ideal for indoor tasks, delivering an impressive huge up-and-over reach from the smallest dimensions (stowing to an incredible 890mm wide). This is the unbeatable machine for confined area access to taller heights. The specifications of this elevated work platform are:
- 230kg maximum lift capacity
- 5200kg weight in working configuration
- 27.01m maximum working height
- 15.11m maximum working outreach
- 360° rotation angle
To hire a powerful spider lift that can reach tall heights, get in touch with us to discuss the PB2714.
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