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Time Manufacturing Co. rolls out six new revolutionary Versalift VST & TEL Aerials at the 2007
International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE).
October 16, 2007 Louisville, KY Time Manufacturing Company, (Waco, TX) unveiled the six new revolutionary Versalift VST and TEL aerials at a press conference here today at the 2007 ICUEE Show. Designed, engineered and built in America, the innovative Versalift VST and TEL line-up will set a new standard in the aerial lift industry for performance, durability and safety.
Three unique boom tip configurations allow the new VST to answer the demands of a wide range of markets, including electric utility, sign & light, traffic maintenance and more. The working heights range from 39 to 60 ft, platform capacities up to 600 lbs, and material handling capacities up to 1000 lbs. High strength steel construction allows a working height up to 60 ft on a 24,000 GVWR chassis or 55 ft on a 17,500 GVWR chassis.
The two trailblazing additions to the Versalift TEL family are the TEL-35-NE and the TEL-31-NE. The Tel-35-NE provides a working height of 39 11 and a horizontal outreach of 20 7. It has a top mounted, two-man steel platform with a capacity of 440 lbs and is also available with two-man fiberglass platform. The TEL-35-NEs steeper stowing angle provides for a shortened stow length of only 120.5 from center of rotation to the edge of platform. The TEL-35-NE utilizes high strength steel to reduce the weight while maintaining capacity. It is available with 180° hydraulic platform rotation and variable speed operation controlled by a new joystick at upper controls that allows for one-hand operation.
The TEL-31-NE has a working height of 35 11 and a horizontal outreach of 16 7 a shortened stow length of 98.7 from center of rotation to edge of platform, and a reduced weight of only 1420 lbs.
About the company: Time Manufacturing Company continues to be a world leader in the aerial lift industry by engineering, manufacturing and selling the innovative Versalift and Condor aerial lift lines.
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