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Z-34/22 N
Articulated Boom Lifts
The Genie® Z®-34/22 N electric articulating boom lift offers quiet, emission-free operation in the most sensitive work environments, as a 48V DC machine.
Overview
- 30% gradeability drive performance and 4.0 mph travel speed
- Motor controller eliminates the need for forward/reverse contactors or speed sensors, reducing complexity and improving reliability of the drive system
- Self-leveling platform features 180° powered horizontal rotation for precise positioning and easy operation
- Versatile 40 ft 6 in (12.52 m) working height, 22 ft 3 in (6.78 m) horizontal reach
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Working Height | 40 ft 6 in | 12.52 m |
| Max Horizontal Reach | 22 ft 3 in | 6.78 m |
| Max Up and Over Clearance (riser extended) | 15 ft 3 in | 4.65 m |
| Platform Capacity | 500 lb | 227 kg |
- Z-34/22 N Product Specifications - 2022 - EN-US
- Z-34/22 N Product Specifications – ANSI A92.2
- To view earlier versions of this specification sheet, please click here and look up for your machine Operator Manual by serial number.
The relevant specification data will be on the last page.
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