
May 24, 2013
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Bronto Skylift
1123 Bayview Avenue Bayville, NJ 08721
Bronto Skylift offers a wide selection of high-reach truck-mounted aerial devices from 36m to over 112m working height for wind turbine blade and tower inspection, maintenance and repair and other applications. With Bronto aerials operators are able to drive directly to the job site and, in a matter of minutes, be fully operational and able to access overhead areas faster and safer than other methods currently in use.
Bronto machines have been used in Europe for many years and have been time-tested in the toughest conditions. When elevated, S 90 HLA machines for instance, can withstand winds speeds up to 35mph (12m/s) and can lift up to 1000-pounds in a 8-foot x 3-foot, fully-enclosed platform to a 295-foot (90m) maximum working height. Maximum horizontal outreach is 108-foot (33m).
With advanced controls and one-button automatic leveling of the outriggers, Bronto aerials can be driven onto the site, then set-up and elevated to the overhead area in 20 minutes or less.