100ft & Above

ELEVATED WORK PLATFORMS

Industries Served - Power Transmission, Wind Energy

Typically mounted on: Freightliner, International

CDL required

Aerial Lifts that can reach above 100 feet are normally used for the maintenance and management of electric power transmission lines and blade service maintaince for wind generation farms.  Our high reach elevated work platform trucks are designed to allow for multiple lineman in each bucket.   At this height, aerial lifts replace the need for lineman flown in by helicopter, and they render obsolete the need for technicians to climb. High reach capability of greater than 100 feet means high winds, and Versalift's line of Aerials at this level are designed to be the most stable and most smoothe operating in the business.

Explore your options

Optional configurations for this group of electric power transmission and wind energy-purposed bucket trucks include the versatility of having lighter vehicles with lift elevators like our VST-7500-MHI-E108, that include material handling systems and some incredible innovations in both safety and insulation systems. Versalift's popular Condor Series of Aerial lifts has long represented a standard of excellence. Our larger PHX-180-I ,PHX-150-I, and SKY-215-I units are setting new standards in versatility for those who manage and maintain high-voltage power lines within the transmission network.

In early 2021, Time Manufacturing Company closed on the acquisition of Ruthmann, the European quality-leader in high reach equipment.  Serving a range of industries that include building maintenance, utility line construction, and Wind Turbine Blade Maintenance,  Ruthmann offers a range of units with working envelops from 75 to 295 feet.

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Aerial lifts that can reach more than 100 feet in the air are able to access some of the tallest elements of electrical transmission and wind generation infrastructure in the world.

Please find our series of Phoenix, SkyBird and Condor Aerial Lifts below: