Howo Manlift Truck

Howo Manlift Truck

Howo aerial work platform trucks utilize high-strength steel in their telescopic booms, coupled with a precision hydraulic system for smooth and accurate operation. The vehicles are equipped with hydraulic outriggers, a 360-degree rotating platform, and intelligent safety features such as anti-tipping protection and an emergency braking system to ensure operational safety. Furthermore, intelligent functions such as wireless remote control and an electronic control panel enhance ease of operation. Howo aerial work trucks are widely used in construction, bridge building, and power industries, winning market recognition for their efficient and stable performance.

Common types of Howo aerial working truck:

1. Straight Boom Aerial Platform type: This type features a straight telescopic boom, offering a longer working radius and greater load capacity. Built on a Sinotruk Howo chassis, it utilizes a multi-section high-strength synchronous telescopic boom to achieve working heights from 14 to 70 meters. It is primarily suitable for bridge maintenance, large stadium construction, and street light replacement—occurring situations requiring vertical obstacle crossing or long-distance operations.

2. Articulated Aerial Platform type: Also known as a folding boom aerial work platform, its boom consists of multiple folding arms connected by hinges, offering high flexibility. It can easily cross obstacles for "over-the-top" operations and flexibly adjust its working posture even in confined spaces. This type is ideal for tree trimming, municipal maintenance in narrow streets, and cleaning and installation on building exteriors.

3. Insulated Aerial Platform type: This is a special model designed for live-line work scenarios. It utilizes high-strength fiberglass and other insulating materials in key components such as the working bucket, boom, and hydraulic system, providing extremely high insulation performance against high-voltage electricity. It is primarily used for live-line repair, maintenance, and testing of high-voltage lines in power systems, effectively ensuring the safety of operators in high-voltage environments.