The trailer-type aerial work platform is mounted on a trailer and requires towing by an external vehicle.

The trailer-type aerial work platform is mounted on a trailer and requires towing by an external vehicle. It is equipped with hydraulic legs and a lifting system to provide stable aerial work capabilities.

1.     Product features:

      1) ---High mobility: easy to tow to different work points.

      2) ---Medium working height: usually covers 10-30 meters, suitable for most conventional needs. 

      3) ---Strong load capacity: can carry 2-4 people and tools, suitable for multi-person collaboration.

      4) ---Economical: no self-driving system is required, and the purchase and maintenance costs are low.

2.    Applicable Scenarios: 

   1)---Construction sites: such as exterior wall painting and steel structure installation, which require rotation of operations in different areas.

   2)---Municipal engineering: scattered tasks such as street light maintenance, traffic signal installation, and tree pruning.

   3)---Event setup: Lighting and decoration installation for concerts and exhibitions, which require fast switching of venues.

   4)---Power and communication maintenance: Transmission line inspection and base station maintenance, often located along highways.

   5)---Bridge inspection: Bridge bottom or bridge deck operations, trailers can be parked along the road.

   6)---Large tools (such as welding equipment) or multiple people working at the same time (such as installing large billboards) are required. 

   7)---Power restoration and pipeline repair after natural disasters require rapid deployment to multiple disaster sites.

3.    Advantages:

  1)---Flexible deployment: Adapt to multi-location needs through towing vehicles.

  2)---Low cost: Initial investment and operation and maintenance costs are lower than self-propelled platforms.

  3)---Easy to store and transport: No special garage is required, and parking is convenient.

4.    Limitations:

  1)---Terrain limitations: Depends on flat ground, and off-road models are required for rugged terrain.

  2)---Setup time: The outriggers need to be deployed to stabilize the equipment, which is more time-consuming than self-propelled ones.

  3)---Towing dependence: Additional vehicles and drivers are required, which increases coordination costs.

Trailer-mounted aerial work platforms are economical and flexible solutions for medium-height operations, especially for scenarios with limited budgets, scattered work points and flat terrain. When planning and using them, it is necessary to weigh their mobility advantages against factors such as setup time and terrain restrictions to ensure optimal efficiency and safety.