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JCB launches a new range of Loadall telescopic handler work platforms.
Release date:
2019-01-29
At the beginning of 2017, JCB introduced a new series of work platforms designed for installation on its Loadall telescopic handler models—models that are among the best-selling in the lineup. These new platforms can be used across all four of JCB’s most popular telescopic handler models. The latest series boasts a maximum working height of up to 20.3 meters and a maximum outreach of 11.63 meters. Here’s an overview of the key features of JCB’s newly launched Loadall telescopic handler work platform series: - The fully redesigned and developed JCB work platforms are compatible with the 14-meter to 20-meter Loadall telescopic handler models. - This compatibility is tailored specifically to each Loadall model variant.
In early 2017, JCB introduced a new range of work platforms designed for installation on its Loadall telescopic handler models—models that are among the best-selling in the lineup. These new platforms can reach maximum working heights of up to 20.3 meters and offer a maximum outreach of 11.63 meters.
JCB launches its new Loadall telescopic handler platform series. Here’s a look at its key features:
JCB’s fully designed and developed range of work platforms can be used on the Loadall models of 14- to 20-meter telescopic boom forklifts. Depending on the specific Loadall model, users have a choice of three platform variants, offering load capacities of 365 kg, 500 kg, and 1,000 kg. The smallest platform measures 2.4 meters wide and features a fixed design, while the two larger models can extend their width from 2.2 meters up to 4.4 meters, enabling a full 180-degree rotation.
Depending on the Loadall model and the type of joystick control system, the new work platform can be installed on models 540-140, 540-170, 540-180, and 540-200. Drivers can remotely operate the work platform, enjoying greater operational flexibility while eliminating interference from wiring harnesses. Before the machine enters "Work Platform Mode," the system automatically engages the parking brake and interlocks the equipment’s outriggers, ensuring safe transition from whole-machine control to remote operation of the work platform. This safety feature prevents any unintended movement of the equipment during platform use. When the work platform is no longer needed, users can quickly detach it in just seconds using JCB’s quick-change attachment system, then switch back to whole-machine control mode with the transmitter key—enabling them to resume operating the telescopic boom loader’s standard functions. This streamlined process significantly boosts equipment utilization and versatility. All JCB work platform models comply with the EU EN 280 standard (the European regulation governing the design and manufacture of aerial work platforms). Additionally, the Loadall chassis equipped with a work platform are fitted with rear axle locks, providing maximum stability during operations. For platforms featuring a rotating function, JCB has introduced an innovative chain-drive mechanism that ensures smooth, seamless, and highly stable 180-degree rotations—delivering unparalleled precision and reliability throughout the maneuvering process.
Loadall is also equipped with an emergency recovery system compliant with EN280 standards, ensuring that in the unlikely event of engine failure or fuel exhaustion leading to shutdown, the boom can still safely lower to the ground. Additionally, Loadall features an audible alarm that automatically alerts and warns the operator when the boom angle drops below 20 degrees, indicating the work platform is being lowered toward the ground. The Q-fit quick-change attachment system includes interlocking pin mechanisms to securely lock the platform into place. Furthermore, the platform is fitted with a load-monitoring system integrated with the machine’s adaptive load control system, preventing overloading and guaranteeing maximum operational safety at all times.
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