Aerial platformsSeller's country: Italy: Lombardy, Piedmont





Multitel HX195





Oil & Steel 2112





Multitel MT182





Socage DA 320


Excavators, dozers, loaders — in stock and ready for action!





Socage 20d



Haulotte HA32PX





Platform Basket 18.90




GENIE GS3369RT
14 000EUR
- ≈ 16 097 USD
- ≈ 11 980 GBP
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Iteco IT8089
2 800EUR
- ≈ 3 219 USD
- ≈ 2 396 GBP



GROVE TOUCAN 1010
5 800EUR
- ≈ 6 668 USD
- ≈ 4 963 GBP



Grove Piattaforma elettrica Toucan 1010
5 500EUR
- ≈ 6 323 USD
- ≈ 4 706 GBP





GENIE Z30/20N
13 000EUR
- ≈ 14 947 USD
- ≈ 11 124 GBP





JCB S4550E





Palazzani TSJ 30





Teupen LEO 30
20 000EUR
- ≈ 22 995 USD
- ≈ 17 115 GBP





Platform Basket 20.95





basket SEL 28
10 500EUR
- ≈ 12 072 USD
- ≈ 8 985 GBP





Multitel MX 250





Platform Basket 13.80





Multitel hx200xe
Aerial platforms come by many different names, including aerial work platforms (AWPs), elevating work platforms (EWPs), cherry pickers, bucket trucks, or mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs). Aerial platforms allow workers to reach previously inaccessible areas, mostly at height.
In its most basic form, an aerial platform consists of a chassis/vehicle and a mechanized boom with a platform attached at the end. The vehicle itself can be either unpowered or self-propelled. The boom can take many shapes (articulated, telescopic, scissor, etc.) and is usually powered by hydraulics or pneumatics.
Different Types of Aerial Work Platforms
As you can see from the description alone, aerial platforms come in vastly different varieties with strengths and weaknesses in different applications. However, the categories of aerial platforms you are most likely to encounter are:
- Articulated booms: May have one or more pivot joints, allowing for increased maneuvrability and ability to access hard-to-reach areas.
- Telescopic booms: Less mobile because they can only extend in a straight line but can typically reach higher and further away than an articulated boom.
- Scissor lifts: Only extends vertically using a crisscrossing scissor mechanism. They usually don’t have a driver’s cab, and the boom can be operated using various mechanisms, including a manual jack.
- Vertical mast lifts are similar to scissor lifts but feature a vertical telescopic (or equivalent) boom mechanism. They are usually smaller for work in tight areas.
- Truck-mounted aerial platforms: Fitted to a self-powered vehicle so that it can be driven across or within sites.
Wide Selection of Used Aerial Platforms from Sellers around the Globe
Truck1 is an EU marketplace for the sale of aerial platforms for both buyers and sellers in construction, transportation, and other industries. Our catalogue includes a wide range of aerial work platform equipment and vehicles, including truck-mounted aerial platforms and many more.