Z-33/18
Drive through standard doorways, move around obstacles and access overhead work from aisles with the Genie® Z®-33/18 articulating electric boom lift. With a tight turning radius, turntable rotation and the Geni...
Z-30/20 N
The Genie® Z®-30/20 N articulating boom lift offers quiet, emission-free operation in the most sensitive work environments.
With this Genie® narrow electric lift, operators can easily drive through standard doorways, work close to buildings or around obstacles, and access overhead work from aisles and other congested areas.
Overview
- Works in tight spaces with zero tailswing and front arm swing in stowed and raised positions
- Compact chassis for narrow aisle access
- 4 ft (1.22 m) jib boom has 139° range of motion allowing precise positioning above or below
- 35% gradeability drive performance and 3.3 mph travel speed
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Working Height | 36 ft | 11.14 m |
| Max Horizontal Reach | 21 ft 5 in | 6.53 m |
| Max Up and Over Clearance (riser extended) | 12 ft 8 in | 3.86 m |
| Platform Capacity | 500 lb | 227 kg |
Certification Options
- EE rating
Lift/Turntable Options
- AGM maintenance-free batteries
- Battery charge indicator (BCI)
- Specialty hydraulic oil (6 gal - cold weather, fire resistant, or biodegradable)
- Low voltage interrupt with battery charge indicator (BCI)
- Power inverter, 800W, 120V AC, 60 Hz
- Hostile environment kit: cylinder bellows, boom wiper seals and platform control box cover
Platform Options
- Air line to platform: ? in. inner diameter
- Aircraft protection kit: platform foam padding and padded disable system
- Light package: 2 chassis mounted drive lights, 2 platform mounted work lights
- Lockable platform control box cover
- Platform ½ height mesh inserts with swing gate
- Platform auxiliary top rail
- Platform swing gate
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