Cevre Vinc, a Turkish crane and platform rental company, has ordered two new Bronto aerial platforms to expand their fleet, a Bronto S56XR and a Bronto S90HLA. The new units will be great and valued additions to the Istanbul-based company’s fleet, allowing them to offer more lifting solutions and services in accordance with their customers needs. Cevre Vinc operates a versatile fleet, from scissor and spider lifts all the way to large mobile cranes. Their customer base consists of shopping malls, industrial facilities, airports, factories, wind power construction sites and many more.
S90HLA
The S90HLA aerial platform ensures efficient and safe operations at extremely challenging high-rise installations and offers excellent vertical and horizontal outreach.
The ordered S90HLA aerial will be mounted on a Volvo FMX 500 10×4*6 chassis and have a maximum working height of 90 metres, maximum outreach of 32 metres and an up-and-over capability of 27 metres. The unit will be equipped with various additional options, such as a hydraulically extendable working cage with a 600 kilogram safe working load, hydraulically driven generator at the turntable, outrigger working lights and a reversing color camera.
S56XR
The S-XR range was designed by the operators for the operators, allowing you to do more for less by reaching higher and further, reducing operational costs and increasing productivity.
The ordered S56XR will be mounted on a Volvo FM 380 6×2/4 chassis and perform with a maximum working height of 56 metres, a maximum outreach of 41 metres and an up-and-over capability of 15 metres. The unit will be equipped with a hydraulically extendable working cage with a 600 kilogram safe working load and ± 90° cage slewing, a hydraulically driven generator at the turntable and working lights for the outriggers and in the cage, in addition to other options.
Cevre Vinc’s operators will receive a thorough training session upon the platforms’ delivery in the spring of 2022, conducted by a certified Bronto Skylift instructor. The operator training will enable Cevre Vinc’s operators to safely operate the new aerial platforms, and thus provide the best possible service for their customers in various worksites requiring safe and efficient work at heights.