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S13F
- Manufacturer:CMC Lift
- Working height:12.9 m
- Platform height:10.9 m
- Horizontal reach:8.5 m
- Lift Capacity:230 kg
- Power:DC/Diesel
- Weight:1565 kg
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S15F
- Manufacturer:CMC Lift
- Working height:14.8 m
- Platform height:12.8 m
- Horizontal reach:8.7 m
- Lift Capacity:200 kg
- Power:DC/Diesel
- Weight:2.350 kg
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S18F
- Manufacturer:CMC Lift
- Working height:17.78 m
- Platform height:15.78 m
- Horizontal reach:11.15 m
- Lift Capacity:230 kg
- Power:DC/Diesel
- Weight:2.495 kg
A family of fully hydraulic spider platforms, with working heights from 13m to 18m, offering a particularly simple and intuitive control system which allows almost immediate use of the machine even by less experienced users.If we add to these the extreme versatility for outdoor and indoor use the minimal overall dimensions when closed, the ease of transport on a trailer or small van, thanks to the light operating weight, and to the ease of maintenance, it’s easy to understand why the CMC F Series platforms are the perfect choice for the fleet of any rental company.
CMC platform applications
- Painting
- Restoration of monuments
- Special cleaning
- Installation of solar panels
- Bridge maintenance and inspection
- Sign installation
- Management of large advertising installations
- Maintenance in amusement parks
- Roof and gutter maintenance
- Installation and maintenance of electrical systems
- Maintenance of sheds and industrial plants
Ease of transport: Thanks to their low weight, CMC F-series hydraulic platforms can be carried on a small van or on a traile
Reliability: The full hydraulic system of the CMC F series platforms makes them not only easy to use, but also simple to maintain, making them particularly resistant to wear over time.
Ease of use: The hydraulic proportional control system is easy and intuitive, which reduces the training time required to properly operate the CMC F-series hydraulic platforms. Manoeuvrability is also facilitated by the ability to operate the telescopic boom with the jib in the rest position.
