LGMG North America Adds Three New Machines to Canadian MEWP Lineup

LGMG North America has introduced three new machines to the Canadian market, expanding its mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) and telehandler offerings for rental fleets and contractors. The new products include the T125J-2 telescopic boom lift, the M1932TE vertical mast lift, and the H5519E electric telehandler.

The company said the additions are designed to provide equipment that is durable for repeated rental use while remaining easy to operate and maintain.

The T125J-2 becomes the tallest telescopic boom lift in LGMG's Canadian lineup, offering a maximum working height of 131 feet, 11 inches (40.2 meters). The boom lift features a dual-capacity platform with an unrestricted capacity of up to 661 pounds (300 kilograms), allowing operators to carry additional tools and materials while working at height.

Other features include a 180-degree rotating platform, 45% gradeability, a standard Hostile Environment Kit, and steel service covers. The machine weighs 42,108 pounds (19,100 kilograms), which LGMG said can simplify transportation by reducing the need for special permits in many situations.

“We are very excited to introduce the T125J-2 in Canada because it represents a major step forward for high-reach applications in this market,” said Michael Zhou, boom product and NPD project manager at LGMG NA. “It offers an outstanding combination of working height, outreach, platform capacity, and transportation efficiency that helps customers complete jobs faster while expanding their capabilities.”

The M1932TE vertical mast lift is designed for operators working in confined spaces while carrying tools or materials. It offers a maximum working height of 24 feet, 11 inches (7.6 meters) and a platform capacity of 441 pounds (200 kilograms). An extension deck allows operators to reach over ductwork, racking, piping, and other obstacles.

Its narrow chassis and low stowed height enable the machine to fit through standard doorways and passenger elevators. Battery power provides emissions-free operation and is designed to support an eight-hour work shift on a single charge.

“The M1932TE is a cost-effective solution for rental companies who want to offer compact lifts with greater carrying capacity,” said Mark Elton, director of product management at LGMG NA. “It's designed to help operators work efficiently in tight spaces while delivering the simplicity, reliability, and long-term value that rental fleets expect from LGMG.”

LGMG also introduced the H5519E, its first electric telehandler in North America. The machine offers a maximum lifting capacity of 5,500 pounds (2,495 kilograms), a maximum lift height of 19 feet, 6 inches (5.94 meters), and a compact overall width of 6 feet, 1 inch (1.86 meters).

The electric telehandler is intended for indoor facilities, underground projects and urban jobsites with emissions or noise restrictions while remaining capable of operating on rugged outdoor terrain. LGMG said it delivers performance comparable to diesel-powered telehandlers in its size class while completing a full eight-hour shift on a single charge under typical operating conditions.

“The H5519E telehandler expands our ability to support Canadian customers as demand grows for lower-emission equipment without compromising performance,” Elton said. “It gives rental companies a practical, versatile solution that is easy to operate, quiet enough for noise-sensitive environments and night shifts, and capable of supporting a wide range of indoor and outdoor material handling applications.”

LGMG said all three machines are backed in Canada by its ProCare support program, which focuses on maximizing equipment uptime through service and customer support.