Chassis parameters
Chassis model	EQ1060TJ20D3	Chassis brand	FAW
Overall dimensions	5860X1900X2080mm	Wheel base	3300mm
Front/rear wheel track	1750/1586mm	Front/rear suspension	1180/1590mm
Approach/departure angle	22/23°	Maximum speed	80km/h
Cab	Configuration	Cab width: 1730mm, single cab,power-assisted steering, camel battery (24V maintenance free), pneumatic brake system
	Color	Yellow, other color is optional
Engine	Model	CY4100Q
	Emission	Euro 2
	Type	in-line, 4-stroke, water-cooled, natural inspiratory, diesel engine
	Rated power	69KW/95hp,rated power speed 3200rpm
	Displacement	3707ml
	Bore x stroke	100x118mm
	Manufacturer	FAW
Tire	Size	7.00R16 Steel wire
	Number	6+1 nos
Frame	188mm
Front axle	2.0T
Rear axle	4.0T
Drive form	4X2
Rated voltage	24V,DC
Transmissions	5 speed forward 1 reverse.
Steering wheel	Left hand drive
Selective configuration	Air conditioner
If there is a slight change in the chassis parameters above, please take the actual product as the standard

Aerial work truck structure parameters
Max operation height	12.0m	Max working platform height	10.0m
Max rotation angle	360°	Working platform rated loading	200kg
		Color and Logo	Optional

Aerial Work Platform (AWP) Overview:

An Aerial Work Platform (AWP), also known as a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP), is a versatile

piece of equipment designed to safely lift operators to high elevations for various types of work. These

platforms are typically used in industries such as construction, maintenance, and repair, allowing workers

to access difficult-to-reach areas.

AWPs come in different forms, such as boom lifts, scissor lifts, and articulated lifts, each suited for specific

types of tasks. They are equipped with safety features like guardrails and harness points to ensure worker

safety during elevated operations. AWPs are essential for tasks like installing signage, cleaning windows,

conducting building inspections, and electrical work, offering both height and mobility to improve work

efficiency and safety.

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