High Altitude Operation Working Aerial Bucket Platform Trucks 45m Body

1. High Altitude and Working Height
Working Height: 45 meters (about 147.6 feet) is a significant height, placing this truck in the heavy-duty, ultra-high-reach category. These lifts are often used for tasks that exceed the reach of common aerial platforms.

• Power Line Transmission & Substation Work: For maintenance and construction on high-voltage lines and towers.
• Wind Turbine Maintenance: Accessing components like the nacelle or base of the blades.
• Bridge and Infrastructure Inspection/Maintenance: Reaching tall structural elements.
• Skyscraper and High-Rise Building Exterior Work: Cleaning, repair, or inspection.

2. High Altitude Operation (Engine and Performance)
The "High Altitude Operation" designation suggests the truck's engine and systems are specifically engineered to function efficiently in thinner air, where standard combustion engines can lose significant power. This typically involves:

• Turbocharged or Supercharged Engines: To compensate for the lower oxygen density.
• Specialized Fuel/Air Ratio Control: Ensuring optimal combustion at high elevations.
• Robust Cooling Systems: To handle the potentially harsher operating environment.

3. Aerial Bucket Platform (Boom Structure)
This type of lift is known as an Aerial Work Platform (AWP), Bucket Truck, or Manlift.

• Boom Type: Given the 45m height, the boom is typically a multi-stage telescopic or articulating-telescopic design to achieve maximum vertical and horizontal reach while maintaining stability.
• Outriggers/Stabilizers: Essential for a machine of this size, robust hydraulic outriggers are deployed to level the truck and provide a stable base before the boom is extended. Many models feature automatic leveling systems for quick and safe setup.
• Bucket/Platform: Designed to safely hold personnel (often one or two workers) and their tools, with precise controls for boom movement, engine start/stop, and safety features.

4. Manufacturers and Models
Several global manufacturers produce aerial work platforms in this height range, including companies like:

• Ruthmann (STEIGER®)
• PALFINGER
• Bronto Skylift
• Altec
• Dongfeng (and other Chinese manufacturers that often specify 45m models)

Aerial working platform ( also called aerial platform truck , aerial lift , hydraulic beam lifter , aerial boom lift , bucket truck , telescopic platform , boom lift , overhead working truck , hydraulic aerial cage , sky lift ) Is ideal for maintenance of traffic lights , street lights , landscaping trees , Cleaning / setting signboard and other high aerial works .

Aerial work vehicles with telescopic arm can be reach to 22 m , Widely used in municipal , electricity , street lamps , advertising , communications , photography , gardens , shipbuilding , transportation , terminals , airport ports , rescue , large industrial and mining enterprises and other industries installation and maintenance operations .

Location: The company is headquartered in the Chengli Automobile Industry Park in Suizhou City, Hubei Province, China. Suizhou is often referred to as the "Capital of China's Special Vehicle Industry."

Scale and Status: Chengli is one of the largest special-purpose vehicle manufacturers in Central China. It is recognized by the National Ministry of Industry and Information and is consistently ranked among the "China Top 500 Private Enterprises."

Establishment: The company was founded in 2004 and has grown rapidly to employ thousands of staff, including a large team of R&D personnel and skilled workers. Their annual production capacity is substantial, reaching up to 100,000 special vehicles.

Certifications: Chengli holds numerous national and international quality and safety certifications, including ISO9001, ISO14001, OHSAS18001, China Compulsory Certification (CCC), and qualifications for manufacturing pressure vessels (A2, C2, C3).

Established in Sep. 2004,Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd is an important branch of CLW group with registered capital 100,000,000 RMB(14 millions US Dollars) and total capital 6,000,000,000(840 millions US Dollars).

Chengli's export operations are broadly categorized into several major global regions, with a strong focus on developing and emerging markets:

This is a major market for Chengli. Sales often involve large municipal contracts for essential services.

• Water bowser trucks, fuel tankers, garbage compactor trucks, dump trucks, and fire fighting vehicles.

• Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Algeria, Congo, South Africa, and more.

These regions have a consistent demand for new vehicles to support rapidly developing infrastructure.

• Sanitation trucks (garbage compactors, sweepers), fuel and LPG tankers, and various cargo/utility trucks.

• Philippines, Bangladesh (where they have handled major orders for arm roll and tipper garbage trucks), Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand, and Malaysia.

Energy and logistics vehicles are prominent here, alongside construction equipment.

• LPG and fuel tankers, construction equipment, and heavy-duty specialty trailers.

• Russia, Kazakhstan, and other Central Asian nations.

The company has also established a presence in Latin American countries.

• Venezuela (for large orders like water trucks), Peru, and Bolivia.

Trucks from Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd have been sold to more than 29 provinces in China and more than 80 overseas countries and regions in Asia, Africa, South America, middle east and so on, such as Russia, Mogolia, Philippine, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Kazakhstan, uzbickstan, Kyrghyzstan, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Austrilia, Chile, Bolivia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Malaysia, Congo, El Salvador, Iraq, New Zealand, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina and so on.