The integrated charger installed in the turret allows for easy charging of the machine with a standard 230-volt plug.
The "ATJE" is a fully electric aerial work platform that can be configured to meet the needs of the job site (such as light flashing during basket contact, light flashing during movement, and beeping during forward and backward travel). It is equipped with an SPS (Secondary Protection System) that enhances operator safety. In the event of an accident during operation, if excessive force is applied to the wire cable, the safety device will activate and stop the machine's operation. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. 【Abundant Options】 ■ Safety equipment ■ 1.8m wide basket ■ Onboard centralized filing function ■ 230V European type electrical plug with differential circuit breaker *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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**Features** ■ Foot Switch - Standard equipped foot switch for machine operation ■ Load Sensor and Tilt Sensor - Sound alert when the basket is overloaded or on a steep incline ■ Double Hand Guard Rails and Mesh Floor - Double hand guard rails protect the operator's hands - Mesh floor allows for visual confirmation of worker presence in the basket ■ Electric Emergency Pump - Provides efficient support, among other features *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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Our company is the Japan branch of the Manitou Group, with an office in Tokyo, supporting Manitou products through a nationwide dealer network. We have an extensive dealer network across Japan, and our partners and team are dedicated to providing the right machinery to customers in agriculture, construction, and industrial sectors, as well as delivering high quality, customer service, and support. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
