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Core Safety Features: Protecting Your Team at Height

1. Active Protection Systems

• Automatic Braking System: Engages automatically when the lift stops, preventing unintended movement.
• Automatic Pothole Protection: Detects uneven surfaces and adjusts to maintain stability, preventing tip-overs.
• Tilt Protection System: Monitors the lift's angle and stops operation if it exceeds safe limits (typically 1.5-3°).
• Oil Pipe Explosion Protection: Prevents sudden platform drops in case of hydraulic line failure.

2. Emergency Controls

• Emergency Lowering System: Allows manual lowering of the platform in case of power failure.
• Emergency Stop Button: Instantly cuts power to all operations for immediate shutdown.
• Strobe Light & Buzzer: Enhances visibility and alerts nearby workers to the lift's presence.

3. Structural Safety

• Foldable Fence: Provides secure enclosure for workers while allowing easy access to the platform.
• Safety Maintenance Support Rod: Stabilizes the platform during maintenance procedures.
• High-Strength Materials: Constructed with QB355B high-strength manganese steel for maximum durability.

Materials & Construction: Built for Durability

Structural Components

• Base Frame: High-strength manganese steel, bent and welded for maximum rigidity.
• Support Rods: 120×85mm rectangular tubes made from QB355B manganese steel, capable of withstanding heavy loads.
• Safety Railing: 35×35mm square tubing, bent into shape for optimal worker protection.
• Platform Surface: 3mm anti-slip patterned sheet with reinforcing ribs, preventing slips even in wet conditions.

Critical Components

• Link Pins: QPQ salt bath nitriding surface treatment, enhancing hardness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance.
• Bearings: Fiber-wound self-lubricating bearings, reducing maintenance needs and extending service life.
• Tires: Solid tires (Φ381×127mm) that eliminate puncture risks and provide stable traction on various surfaces.
• Power System: Maintenance-free lead-acid batteries that require no water refilling, reducing upkeep.

Maintenance Tips: Maximizing Your Lift’s Lifespan

1. Daily Inspections

• Check battery level and charging status
• Inspect safety systems (brakes, emergency stop, tilt protection)
• Verify tire condition and pressure (for pneumatic tires)
• Check hydraulic fluid levels and for leaks
• Test platform movement and extension/retraction

2. Regular Maintenance

• Weekly: Clean battery terminals and check electrical connections
• Monthly: Inspect hydraulic hoses and fittings for wear or damage
• Quarterly: Lubricate moving parts (bearings, link pins)
• Annually: Complete comprehensive safety inspection by qualified technician

3. Battery Care

• Charge batteries after each use, even if not fully discharged
• Avoid overcharging (most modern chargers have automatic shutoff)
• Keep batteries clean and dry
• Store in a cool, dry place when not in use for extended periods