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Dubbed a ‘mega boom’, the new Snorkel 2100SJ telescopic boom lift reaches a maximum platform height of 210 ft. (64.0m), provides an industry-leading horizontal outreach up to 100 ft. (30.4m), and an unrestricted platform capacity of 660 lbs. (300kg). With a maximum working height of 216 ft. (65.8m), the 2100SJ reaches an equivalent of 22 building stories, making it ideal for high-rise construction and maintenance applications.

Entering the large deck construction scissor lift market for the first time, Snorkel is introducing the first model in its new family of three heavy duty, rough terrain construction scissor lifts at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020 this week.

Following the successful introduction of the lithium-electric powered Snorkel Speed Level models in late 2019, Snorkel is continuing its roll-out of lithium-ion powered lifts at CONEXPO/CON-AGG 2020.

To meet customer demand for increased jobsite productivity, Snorkel is bringing a new family of large deck construction scissor lifts to the market, with a focus on ultra-high lifting capacities.

Snorkel, a leading global manufacturer of aerial lifts, is going BIG at the tri-annual CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020 trade show this week, with a number of brand-new product launches, including the World’s largest self-propelled boom lift.

Snorkel is reaching above and beyond at CONEXPO/CON-AGG 2020 with the launch of the world’s largest self-propelled boom lift.

Danish re-rent specialist, Steiness Liftcenter ApS, has taken delivery of their first two lithium-electric Snorkel SL26RTE Speed Levels in Denmark.

Initially previewed at Bauma 2019, Snorkel is pleased to announce that it has commenced full production of two new lithium-powered Speed Level models at its UK assembly facility, in Washington, Tyne & Wear.

At The ARA Show 2020, Snorkel is unveiling two brand new options for existing lifts, as well as showcasing the new Snorkel S3019E electric scissor lift to ARA members for the first time.

Snorkel is honing in on its rough terrain models at World of Concrete 2020, highlighting a range of lifting solutions for concrete contractors working in tough jobsite environments.