ISUZU 13.5Meter Aerial Platform Bucket Lift Work Lifting Working Manlift Truck

ISUZU-based Aerial Platform Truck (also commonly called a Bucket Truck or Manlift Truck) with a maximum working height of around 13.5 meters (approximately 44 feet).

Dual Control System: The boom and platform can be controlled from both the ground control station (at the turntable) and from inside the bucket/platform for maximum operator convenience and safety.

Dual Control System: The boom and platform can be controlled from both the ground control station (at the turntable) and from inside the bucket/platform for maximum operator convenience and safety.

Safety Interlocks: Systems that prevent improper operation, such as preventing the boom from moving until the outriggers are fully deployed, or locking ground controls when the bucket controls are active.

Bucket Leveling: An automatic system (hydraulic or mechanical) to keep the work platform level, regardless of the boom angle.

Emergency System: An emergency manual or electric pump to safely lower the bucket to the ground in case of engine or main hydraulic pump failure.

Insulation (Optional): Some models, particularly those used for electrical work (power lines, streetlights), are equipped with an insulated fiberglass bucket and insulated boom sections for worker protection against high-voltage electricity.

Hoisting Function (Optional): Many models include a winch or hoist hook attached to the boom for lifting materials (up to a certain weight capacity, e.g., 1000 kg).

The term "Isuzu High Lift Bucket Aerial Work Hydraulic Platform Lift Truck" refers to a wide range of specialty vehicles built on various Isuzu truck chassis. The technical specifications (working height, chassis model, engine, etc.) vary significantly depending on the specific model and manufacturer.

Below is a consolidated technical sheet based on common and representative models (like the 20m, 30m, and 45m versions) often sold globally:

The Isuzu High Lift Bucket Aerial Work Hydraulic Platform Lift Truck (also known as a bucket truck, aerial lift, or manlift truck) is a specialized utility vehicle designed for safely elevating workers and tools to perform tasks at height.

While specific details can vary significantly based on the model, working height, and manufacturer, here are the general key components, features, and safety systems:

Isuzu Chassis: The vehicle's foundation, providing the engine, cab, and driving components. Common Isuzu chassis used include the KV100 and ELF/N-Series.

Engine: Typically a reliable Isuzu diesel engine (e.g., 4KH1 series) with sufficient horsepower and torque for both driving and operating the hydraulic system.

Cab: Often available in single or double-row configurations.

Aerial Work Device (Superstructure): The lifting mechanism mounted on the chassis.

Boom Type: Can be a Telescopic Arm (straight arm) or an Articulated Arm (folding arm/knuckle boom), or a combination. The telescopic arm is often a multi-section, high-strength steel or hexagonal-profile boom for structural integrity.

Working Platform/Bucket: A cage or basket at the end of the boom, designed to carry personnel and tools.

• Capacity: Typically around 200 kg (varies by model).
• Material: Can be steel or reinforced fiberglass (often for insulated models used near power lines).
• Features: Often includes an anti-slip floor, and may have a rotation function (e.g., ±90 ∘ or 360 continuous).

Turntable/Slewing Device: Allows the boom to rotate continuously, often 360 ∘ , for maximum working range.

Hydraulic System: The power system for all lifting, extending, and rotation movements.

• Components: Includes a power take-off (PTO), hydraulic pump, cylinders, hoses, and a hydraulic tank with a cooling system (radiator).
• Control Valves: Equipped with balance valves and two-way hydraulic locks on cylinders to prevent load loss, uncontrolled movement, and to maintain the position once set.

Stabilization System (Outriggers): Essential for maintaining stability during aerial operations.

• Type: Commonly Front V and Rear H or Front V and Rear V shape hydraulic outriggers, providing a wide span.
• Function: Individually adjustable to level the vehicle even on uneven terrain.

Working Height: Models are available in a wide range, often from 14 meters up to 32 meters (and sometimes higher).

Working Radius/Range: The maximum horizontal distance the bucket can reach, which decreases as the working height increases.

Control System: Typically features multiple control points:

• Upper Controls (in the bucket): Allows the operator at height to maneuver the boom.
• Lower/Ground Controls (on the turntable): Allows ground personnel to operate the boom, often with an override function for emergencies.
• Optional: Many modern units feature wireless remote control for flexible operation.

Safety is paramount for aerial work platforms, and Isuzu trucks are equipped with numerous features:

• Outrigger/Boom Interlock: Prevents boom operation until the outriggers are properly deployed and stabilized.
• Upper/Lower Control Interlock: Prevents simultaneous operation from both control stations.

• Emergency Stop Buttons: Located at all control stations.
• Emergency Electric/Manual Pump: Allows the operator to be safely lowered to the ground in case of engine or main hydraulic pump failure.

• Automatic Leveling: Hydraulic system to keep the working bucket level regardless of boom position.
• Load Monitoring: Some platforms feature sensors to detect and display the weight in the basket, often with an overload alarm or automatic limiting function.
• Vehicle Level Detection: Real-time monitoring of the truck's horizontal status.

• Two-way Hydraulic Locks: On boom and outrigger cylinders to prevent drift or retraction in case of pressure loss.
• Automatic Limiting: Computer control to automatically restrict movement in dangerous or excessive working positions.
• Night Safety: Equipped with engineering strobe lights and LED lighting.
• Soft Leg Protection: Systems to prevent damage if outriggers are improperly set.
• Optional Insulated Bucket: Fiberglass bucket for electrical work protection.

These trucks are versatile and used across many industries, including:

• Municipal Services: Street light and traffic light maintenance, public sign installation.
• Utilities: Power line and communication cable installation and repair (especially with insulated buckets).
• Construction & Maintenance: Building façade maintenance, window cleaning, roof work.
• Landscaping: Tree trimming and maintenance.
• Advertising: Billboard and sign installation.

In essence, the Isuzu bucket truck is a reliable and safe solution for various high-altitude operational tasks.

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