The Evolution of Aerial Work Platforms

Aerial work equipment (including vehicle-mounted work platforms, mobile lifting work platforms, and fixed lifting work platforms) is a specialized equipment used to elevate workers, tools, and materials to elevated positions through work platforms for various installation and maintenance tasks. As this equipment is designed for human aerial work, there is a high safety requirement for the equipment. It is widely used for building exterior decoration, cleaning and maintenance, insulating wire架 installation and repair, fire rescue, maintenance and inspection of large objects (ships, aircraft), streetlight repair, and mechanized construction work. Aerial Work Platform Rental

In the late 1950s to the early 1960s, the North American region was the first to use vehicle-mounted aerial work platforms for picking fruit in orchards, with cherries being the most abundant. Therefore, this product is commonly referred to as the "Cherry Picker," despite the advancement of aerial work machinery. The name "Cherry Picker" has been retained in the West to this day.

In the mid to late 1960s, a self-propelled aerial work platform emerged in the market. Widely used in the construction industry, it spurred the development of the product in terms of model, working height, and load capacity.