Why Choose Us

Our Certification: Chengli Group has obtained national industrial product production license, ISO 9001:2015 quality management, ISO 14001:2015 environmental management, ISO 45001:2018 occupational health and safety management system certification, 3C mandatory certification, automotive energy conservation and environmental protection certification, automotive exemption certification, American mechanical engineer Asmi (ASME) certification, and EU agreement ADR certification.

Product Market: We have successfully exported to Ghana,Sudan,Nigeria, Angola,Tajikistan,Namibia,Burma,Afghanistan,Philippines,Vietnam,Saudi Arabia,Mexico,Chile,Bolivia etc.

Our Capacity: It can produce 50000 sets of car chassis, 100000 special vehicles, 10000 new energy vehicles, and 20000 sets of emergency equipment annually.

Our Service: The company has a professional sales team to provide you with high-quality pre-sales consulting services. During the order production process, customers can communicate with us at any time to understand the production progress. At the same time, we provide high-quality after-sales service to meet the different needs of customers.

Advantages of Boom Truck

Increased Safety

Another advantage of boom trucks is their superior safety features. With traditional cranes, workers must climb up and down the crane to operate it, which can be dangerous and time-consuming.

Increased Speed And Productivity

With traditional cranes, the process of loading and unloading materials can be slow and cumbersome, requiring multiple workers and a lot of time.

Able To Handle Heavy Loads

Boom trucks are designed to lift and move heavy materials with ease, making them ideal for construction, shipping, and other heavy-duty applications.

Ease Of Transport And Maneuverability

Unlike traditional cranes, which require assembly and disassembly on site, boom trucks can be driven directly to the job site and set up quickly and efficiently. Their compact size and flexible range of motion also make them ideal for use in tight spaces and difficult terrain.

Reduced Environmental Impact

These machines are typically powered by cleaner-burning diesel engines or electric motors, which produce fewer emissions and are more fuel-efficient than traditional cranes.

Types of Boom Truck

Fixed cab

First, let’s look at fixed cabin boom trucks. In this case, the vehicle only has one cab, which is the driver’s cab. All the boom controls will be situated here, so this is where the operator will work during the lift.

Swing cab

In contrast to this, swing cabin boom trucks are much more flexible. Some companies might also refer to them as having swing seats because these trucks have a separate operator’s cab that is mounted on the flatbed. It is attached to and will move and rotate with the boom.

Boom truck cranes

These are the most common types of boom trucks. And they’re also known simply as boom cranes. Usually, they have a telescopic arm and will work like a typical crane to lift and move heavy loads. But they come with all the benefits of being mobile.

Isuzu Giga 4*2 Crane Truck (8 Ton/10 Ton)

Bucket truck

Boom cranes are excellent at lifting all kinds of loads, but not at lifting people. If you need to elevate personnel, you should be looking at a bucket truck instead. These cranes come with a platform on which people can stand and work while keeping their tools nearby.

Technical Parameters of Boom Truck

Wheelbase	2100+4575+1400mm
Engine	Weichai 350 hp
Transmission	FAST 12-speed gearbox(AMT)
Total mass	31000kg
Container length	8.4 Meters
Crane selection	Crane selection

Application of Boom Truck

Construction: In construction, boom trucks are used to lift and position heavy materials like steel beams, concrete panels, and roofing materials. Their ability to reach high places makes them ideal for constructing tall buildings or performing maintenance on existing structures.

Telecommunications: Telecommunications companies rely on boom trucks to install and maintain cellular towers and other communication infrastructure. The trucks can lift technicians and equipment to the top of towers, facilitating installation and repairs.

Utilities: Utility companies use boom trucks to maintain power lines, street lights, and other infrastructure. The trucks can lift workers to the necessary height while providing a stable platform for them to work.

Tree Care: In tree care and landscaping, boom trucks (especially bucket trucks) are used to prune trees, remove dead branches, and even remove entire trees. The height and precision offered by these trucks make them essential for maintaining large or difficult-to-reach trees.

Sign Installation And Maintenance: Boom trucks are also commonly used in the signage industry for installing and maintaining large signs, billboards, and other elevated advertising structures.

Customizable Boom Truck

You can select from a selection of attachments and accessories to further improve the functioning of your machine depending on your unique demands and industry. The adaptability and efficiency of knuckle boom trucks can be increased by adding various raising arms, winches, or hydraulic grabbers as needed to meet your specific needs

Precautions for Use Boom Truck

Overhead power lines pose a severe threat to boom truck operators. Always be aware of the presence of power lines in the vicinity and maintain a safe distance from them. Do not attempt to operate the boom truck near power lines unless you have received proper training and authorization. If you encounter power lines during work, follow the proper protocols, such as contacting the utility company for assistance or using dedicated insulating barriers.

Operators should strictly adhere to safe operating practices while using boom trucks. This includes avoiding sudden movements and jerks, as these can destabilize the equipment and lead to accidents. Smooth and controlled movements are essential for safe operations. Additionally, operators should never leave the controls unattended while the boom is extended or when workers are on the platform.

Packaging and Shipping of Boom Truck

Packing	Nude
Shipping	Container transport, by sea.
Min. order	1 Unit

FAQ

Q: What is a boom truck?

A: A boom truck is a piece of heavy equipment that can be driven on the road and has multiple uses on the job site. It is often rated for several dozen tons of capacity and can reach well over 100 feet in height, with larger boom trucks reaching closer to 200 feet in height, taking the place of rough terrain cranes.

Q: What is the difference between a forklift and a boom truck?

A: Forklifts are primarily used to unload and transport packages in warehouses or manufacturing factories. They can also transport materials over short distances in construction sites. On the other hand, boom lifts are primarily used to reach high worksites.

Q: Is a boom truck considered a crane?

A: A boom truck is a hydraulic crane mounted on a commercial truck chassis, meaning a range of vehicles can be referred to as boom trucks. Boom trucks cannot lift loads as heavy as those hydraulic crane trucks handle, but they are extremely popular among various industries today because of their mobility.

Q: What is the difference between a telehandler and a boom truck?

A: While some telehandlers come equipped with work platforms, their primary use is in material handling tasks. On the other hand, Boom Lifts are dedicated to lifting personnel and have limited lifting capacity for materials.

Q: How many types of boom truck are there?

A: In general, there are two main types of boom trucks. These are fixed cab and swing cab vehicles. The difference lies in the positioning and mobility of their cabins.

Q: How far can a boom truck reach?

A: Overall, the average reach of boom trucks is between 130 and 160 feet. But some models have a height capacity of close to 200 feet. That is more or less 1.08 times higher than the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Or on a more practical note that is about the same as an 18 story building.

Q: What is the difference between a boom truck and a bucket truck?

A: A bucket truck is a sort of boom lift that is put on the frame of a conventional vehicle. This truck has an extensible, hydraulic boom with a huge bucket for lifting employees to elevated, inaccessible areas. In simpler terms, a boom truck is a type of crane and a bucket truck is a type of lift.

Q: How high can a boom truck go?

A: Standard boom trucks, cherry pickers, and bucket trucks from competing brands have a limited reach in height, maxing out at just 185 feet. Compared with these aerial work platforms, Brontos have the highest reaching lifts on the market.