LGMG unveiled its new 60-meter (196.9-foot) electric boom lift during the company’s first Global Customer Festival, held Sept. 26–27 in Jinan, China. The event highlighted several new aerial work platforms and forklifts designed to expand the company’s product lineup and demonstrate the continued advancement of Chinese manufacturing.
The newly introduced models include the electric telescopic boom T56JE-2, diesel articulating boom lift AR42J-2 and electric rough-terrain scissor lift SR2625E-2. With these additions, LGMG’s aerial work platform range now extends from 6 to 60 meters (19.7 to 196.9 feet) in working height. The products are designed to deliver high efficiency, safety and ease of operation, reflecting the company’s philosophy of “effortlessly lifting heavy loads, reaching new heights.”
The T56JE-2, LGMG’s featured electric boom lift, includes several design and performance updates. It features enhanced boom deflection and rigidity for improved stability, a new container transport design for easier shipping and a low-speed, high-torque permanent magnet synchronous motor that reduces energy consumption while improving power output. The model also incorporates an 840Ah lithium battery and a dual charging system to support longer operating cycles.
The company stated that these new products will soon be available globally, as LGMG works to accelerate new launches that comply with regional standards and meet international market needs.
LGMG also presented its X-series counterbalance forklifts, which feature a common platform for both lead-acid and lithium battery configurations. The X7 model integrates components from international suppliers and uses LGMG’s intelligent control system to monitor vehicle performance in real time. With a wheel-side dual-drive setup and wet brakes, the forklift can reach speeds of up to 20 km/h (12.4 mph) and achieve a 20% gradeability when fully loaded.
In addition to its new aerial and material handling equipment, the company showcased new energy unmanned mining trucks and a smart mining photovoltaic-storage-charging system, aimed at promoting sustainability in the construction and industrial sectors.
LGMG said the company’s focus aligns with China’s “dual carbon” goals, emphasizing electrification and digitalization as part of its long-term strategy. The Global Customer Festival, according to LGMG, served as an opportunity to demonstrate its latest technology advancements and present its commitment to green, intelligent and high-end equipment development to customers worldwide.
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