45' Knuckle Boom Rent
Description
45' Knuckle Boom. They work like telescopes to extend to heights that would be difficult to reach otherwise.
Accessibility - up and over access, optional jib. Maneuverability - move over uneven surfaces with Automatic Traction Control. Productivity - work longer with longer duty cycles. Environmentally friendly - zero emissions.
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Specifications
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Product Overview
- Make: JLG
- Model: E450AJ
- Equipment Type: Straight Boom Lift Rental
- Engine Type: Electric
- Terrain Type: Concrete
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Product Features
- Platform Height: 45'
- Platform Capacity: 500 Lbs
- Platform Size: 96"L X 36"W
- Horizontal Outreach: 49' 6"
- Dimensions: 28' 4"L X 98"W
- Stowed Height: 8' 4"
- Machine Weight: 14,400 Lbs
45 foot Knuckle Boom Lift Questions
The working height is typically around 36 to 37 feet, because manufacturers usually add about 6-7 feet to account for the operator's standing height. The horizontal reach (how far it extends outwards) is usually between 20 to 23 feet, depending on the specific model.
45-foot knuckle boom lifts have a weight capacity that ranges between 500 and 1,000 pounds.
Some are electric-powered for indoor use, while others are diesel-powered and more suitable for outdoor applications.
There are typically two types of power options: electric or diesel. Electric models are quieter and better suited for indoor use, while diesel models are designed for rugged, outdoor environments.
Yes, operators must have training and certification in accordance with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations.
A 45-foot knuckle boom typically weighs between 3,000 and 5,000 pounds.
Standard safety features include an emergency stop button, fall protection lanyard attachment points, and platform controls with safety interlocks.
Knuckle boom lifts are designed for rough terrain and can operate on uneven surfaces, but this depends on the specific tires and drive systems of the model.
Knuckle boom lifts generally move slowly for safety reasons, with travel speeds around 3-5 mph on the ground.
Most manufacturers recommend not operating boom lifts in winds exceeding 20-25 mph for safety reasons.
A straight boom lift has a single, extendable arm that moves in a straight line, while an articulated boom lift has multiple sections that can bend or pivot, allowing for more versatile movement.
3 Key Benefits
Extended Reach for High and Remote Locations
The primary advantage of a straight boom lift is its reach. Unlike articulated boom lifts, which have multiple joints, a straight boom lift extends in a straight line, giving it the ability to reach heights ranging from 40 to 180 feet. This feature makes these machines perfect for projects that require access to tall structures, such as high-rise buildings, bridges, or telecommunications towers.
With a telescopic boom lift, you can work directly over obstacles without needing to reposition the equipment frequently. This capability is invaluable in construction, maintenance, or tree trimming, where efficiency and precision are essential.
Stability and Precision
One of the main concerns when working at significant heights is stability. Straight boom lifts are designed with this in mind, providing a solid, stable platform even at full extension. The telescopic design makes sure that the platform remains steady, allowing workers to focus on their tasks without worrying about swaying or instability.
Along with stability, straight boom lifts offer perfect positioning. Since the boom extends in a straight line, operators can easily maneuver to the exact height and position required for the job. This precision is especially useful in industries like window washing, electrical installations, or large-scale painting projects, where a steady hand is vital.
Increased Load Capacity
Many straight boom lifts are designed to handle heavier loads, accommodating multiple workers, tools, and equipment at the same time. This makes them a great choice for projects that require more than one operator or involve heavy-duty equipment. By increasing the lift's load capacity, you can reduce downtime and improve overall efficiency, since trips are needed to transport workers and materials to the elevated area.
As an example, in a construction setting, a straight boom lift allows workers to bring necessary tools and supplies to the work area without making multiple ascents, saving time and reducing the physical strain on workers.
About All Access Services
Serving construction projects throughout Southern California with heavy equipment rentals, we have 3 locations in San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside to serve our clients. Each location carries a fleet of scissor lifts, telehandlers, boom lifts, and forklifts available for rent at affordable rates. We strive to provide the best customer service in the industry and hope to earn your trust and business!
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