New Genie GS1932 Electric Scissor Lift

SMEATON GRANGE, NSW - Delivers Nationally

NEW Genie GS1932 19 foot Electric Scissor Lift

Genie self-propelled electric scissor lifts are the industry solution for
increasing worksite productivity.
Ideal for maneuvering in tight spaces, they’re excellent for indoor and outdoor construction, maintenance and installation applications with firm, level surfaces.
Characterized by low noise levels, these lifts provide excellent capacity and maximum platform work-space.

Specification

Engine
System Voltage 24 V
Number of Batteries 4
Battery Amp Hours 245

Operational
Operating Weight 3313.5 lb 1503 kg
Max Speed 2.5 mph 4 km/h
Tire Size 12x4.5x8
Tire Fill/Type Solid non-marking

Platform
Max Working Height 25.6 ft in 7800 mm
Max Platform Height 19 ft in 5800 mm
Max Platform Weight Capacity 500.4 lb 227 kg
Platform Length 64.2 in 1630 mm
Platform Width 29.1 in 740 mm
Lift Time 16 sec
Lower Time 23 sec
Deck Extension 35.4 in 900 mm

Dimensions
Overall Length 6 ft in 1820 mm
Overall Width 2.7 ft in 813 mm
Height w/ Rails 6.6 ft in 2020 mm
Height w/o Rail 5.7 ft in 1730 mm
Wheelbase 4.3 ft in 1320 mm
Turning Radius 5.4 ft in 1640 mm
Ground Clearance 2.4 in 61 mm


STM Equipment is the market leader in sales of new & used EWP equipment. We are the factory-appointed, Authorised Merlo Telehandler Dealer for the Sydney Basin, South Coast NSW, Canberra, and Surrounds.

At STM Equipment we strive to be Australia’s number one provider of Access & Lifting solutions to new and existing customers. Our Sales & Operations team has over 50 years of experience in the access industry. We specialise in 10-year re-certification of EWP equipment, preventative maintenance, and scheduled servicing. In addition to this STM Equipment carry out all Merlo warranty and service work in our area.

At STM Equipment no job is too big or small, and we are happy to assist you in any of your equipment needs Australia-wide.

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