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Working heights of over 50 m · Diesel, electric, or hybrid · Self-propelled models available

When it comes to great heights and long reaches, there’s no substitute for a telescopic or articulating boom lift. Telescopic boom lifts take you far out, while articulating boom lifts maneuver around obstacles—whether on a building facade, along an overhead power line, or within an industrial facility. Our self-propelled platforms enable safe work at heights of over 50 meters, with diesel, electric, or hybrid powertrains, and the flexibility that modern construction sites require. As a family-owned business with over 60 years of experience, we have the right equipment for almost any application.

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Telescopic or articulated?

That difference determines whether you'll reach your goal. Tell us about your situation—we'll advise you on the best choice.

Telescopic boom

Extends the boom fully to achieve maximum reach. For unobstructed access to the facade and the facility.

Articulated boom lift

Additional joint in the boom. Reaches over a roof, behind a power line, and into a courtyard.

Facade and Overhead Power Line

Working safely at heights that cannot be reached with scaffolding or a ladder.

Industrial facility

Electric for zero-emission areas, diesel for off-road driving, and hybrid for both in a single day.

Up to over 60 meters

Reach where nothing else can go

Self-drive vehicles with diesel, electric, or hybrid powertrains. Discounted weekly rates for rentals of one week or longer; training available upon request; delivered UVV-certified.

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Telescopic or Articulated—What's the Difference?

A telescopic boom lift extends its boom fully to reach its maximum reach. An articulated boom lift has an additional joint and can work around an obstacle—over a roof, behind a power line, or into a courtyard. Describe the situation to us, and we’ll advise you on the best choice.

What kind of drive system do I need?

Electric for zero-emission areas, diesel for off-road use, hybrid for both.

How long can I rent?

Starting from one day—the pricing scale extends up to 60 days and beyond. Discounted weekly rates apply for stays of one week or longer.

Does it come with instructions?

Upon request, we will provide on-site orientation.

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Tell us the working height, location, and time frame—we'll recommend the right equipment and get back to you with a quote.

In 6 easy steps

Here's How Our Rental Process Works

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01. Needs Assessment

First, we’ll work with you to clarify your needs. Our team is ready to find the best solutions for your project, whether it’s a work platform, a telescopic forklift, or another piece of equipment.

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02. Selecting the Devices

Once we understand your needs, we'll show you our wide range of rental equipment. Use our filter function to find the right machine for your application.

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03. Offer & Contract

We'll prepare a personalized rental offer tailored to your specific needs. Once you approve it, we'll finalize the lease quickly and easily.

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04. Delivery & Training

Once the contract is signed, we’ll ensure that the equipment is delivered to your site on time. If needed, we also offer comprehensive training.

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05. Pickup & Return

Once your assignment is complete, we’ll arrange for the rental equipment to be picked up on time, or you can return it yourself. We’ll inspect the machines and ensure a smooth return process.

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06. Billing

Once the equipment has been returned and inspected, you will receive the final invoice; for longer-term rentals, you will receive interim invoices beforehand. These are broken down in a detailed and easy-to-understand manner, so you can keep track of all services and costs at all times.