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SEARCHThe I211 is built for versatility, with features that allow it to be used in live line work, construction, and in high elevation.
The I211 features a 190-foot material handling aerial work platform.
Photo courtesy of Elliott Equipment
Elliott Equipment introduced a new aerial work platform capable of reaching new heights.
The I211 features a 190-foot material handling aerial work platform with a 1,200-pound capacity, curbside gated entrance , and the ability to rotate 85-degrees to each side.
A 21-foot high-voltage insulated 500-kilovolt-rated jib is articulated to the actuator with a 750-pound-capacity platform ready for live line work.
A 31-foot steel jib can be used in lieu of Category A fiberglass jib, and becomes a 211-foot aerial work platform. The jib is mounted to a Helac rotational actuator, offering hyper- and hypo-elevation for flexibility in construction applications.
The Elliott I211 mounts on a commercial, twin-steer tridem with a travel length of 48 feet (or 56 feet with platform attached). Travel height does not exceed 13 feet, 6 inches with platform attached.
Additional features include 360-degree continuous rotation, EZ Crib Outriggers that provide 26-foot spread, and Quick Connect hydraulic tool circuits that can simultaneously operate two tools in the platform. The I211 is covered by a lifetime structural warranty and one-year service warranty.
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