Access, Lift & Handlers Magazine October 2015 Retour à l'édition précédente

News 6
Wilson Jones to get top job at Oshkosh; Bronto Skylift names new managing director; U.S. construction growth prompts skills shortage fears; Ahern Deutschland opens doors; Longtime SAIA member passes; Skyjack supports Habitat for Humanity; Magic Johnson to give Rental Show keynote; ANSI approves SAIA as Accredited Standards Developer; Lizzy Lift acquires third PB scissor; plus highlights, By the Numbers, events and more.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS 13
Terex bullish on China aerials growth; Finance offer boosts Haulotte in China; Shenzhen Gaoli plans new scissor factory; plus highlights.

INTERVIEW: BRONTO SKYLIFT 15
Bronto Skylift's North American business continues to grow. Lindsey Anderson spoke with the company recently and reports.

SUPER BOOMS 21
Super booms are seeing demand from across the globe. Lindsey Anderson spoke with the OEMs and customers behind these giants to gauge the market and more.

AERIALS20 26
The A20 shows an overall increase compared to last year, but there are fleet adjustments from both the big companies and independents. ALH reports on the numbers.

TELEHANDLERS 31
Over the years, telehandler capacities grew as much as the market’s demand needed them to. But with certain sectors slowing down, are the big boys still out to play? Lindsey Anderson reports.

LOW LEVEL ACCESS 37
There have been a number of developments in low level access recently including an acquisition, and new light and compact models. Lindsey Anderson and Euan Youdale report

ICUEE REVIEW 41
The 2015 International Construction and Utility Equipment Exposition (ICUEE) broke records for attendance and exhibitor space. ALH

IPAF NEWS 48
IPAF discusses how to exit a platform at height correctly; IPAF announces regional conferences across North America; Update on AWP technical standards; ANSI and CSA meetings to be held; plus much more

MARKETPLACE 50
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