Aerial platform launched in Bahrain
01 November 2014
Motorcity has launched a first-of-its-kind truck-mounted aerial platform in Bahrain.
The CO.ME.T. X4 pick-up mounted aerial platform has already gained wide acceptance in Europe and parts of the Middle East, says Motorcity, which distributes a wide range of commercial vehicles in the kingdom.
The model combines a CO.ME.T lift with an Isuzu D-Max four-wheel-drive truck. It offers a working height of 12 m with a lateral outreach of 4.5 m and maximum basket capacity of 150 kg.
The X4 is expected to find favour with contractors, especially electrical ones, as well as cleaning companies, as it can be used to access areas with low ceiling entrances while the Isuzu truck is convenient to use on narrow roads, off-road and at construction sites with limited access.
Made in Italy, CO.ME.T’s aerial machines are all hydraulically operated.
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