Snorkel Displays 'World’s Largest Self-Propelled Boom Lift' & Other Lifts At CONEXPO

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Snorkel is showing off its brand-new Snorkel 2100SJ “mega boom” 216-foot telescopic boom lift this week at CONEXPO-CON/AGG. The company calls it the “world’s largest self-propelled boom lift.” (Photo courtesy of Snorkel.)

Aerial lift manufacturer Snorkel is displaying what it says is the world’s largest self-propelled boom lift at the CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020 trade show happening now through March 14 in Las Vegas with the Snorkel 2100SJ “mega boom.” Making its global debut at CONEXPO, the 2100SJ provides a maximum 216-foot (65.8-meter) working height, an industry-leading 100-ft. (30.5-m) horizontal outreach, and a best-in-class 5.48 million-cubic-foot (155,176-cubic-meter) working envelope area volume, Snorkel says. You can see Snorkel’s products at Booth #F6929 in the Festival Lot.

New Launches & Industry Firsts

Snorkel is taking orders at CONEXPO for the 2100SJ, which will ship in early 2021. Also at the show, Snorkel is displaying the 76-ft. (23.3-m), 2,000-pound (907-kilogram) lift capacity S9070RT-HC, the first of four new “mega scissor” ultra-high-capacity large-deck construction scissor lifts the company will launch this year. It’s also launching a new three-model lineup of large-deck construction scissor lifts from 39 to 59 ft. (11.8 to 17.9 m) that includes the 49-ft. (15-m) S9043RT that’s on display. Snorkel is also expanding its electric slab scissor lift range at CONEXPO with the new S4740E, now Snorkel’s largest model at a 45.5-ft. (14-m) maximum working height. The S4740E is available with your choice of hydraulic or electric drives.

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The 660SJ midsize telescopic boom lift is on display at Snorkel’s booth this week. Snorkel provides an optional All Terrain package for the lift that includes four independent rubber tracks. (Photo courtesy of Snorkel.)

Snorkel is also previewing a lithium-ion electric compact rough-terrain scissor lift and the new SR5719E, an “industry-first lithium-powered compact telehandler.” For its midsize telescopic boom lift range, meanwhile, it’s displaying an All Terrain package for its 600S/660SJ models that features four independent rubber tracks, and displaying a new four-cylinder Kubota V1505 naturally aspirated diesel engine option for the 400S and 460SJ that launched in February and provides 24.9 horsepower (18.6 kilowatts) to fall under 25-hp emissions regulations.

Find Your Snorkel Lift

Also at CONEXPO, Snorkel is highlighting its products’ compliance with ANSI A92.20, such as the Snorkel S3010E low-level self-propelled mini scissor lift, which the company recently updated with a platform overload system.

Source: Snorkel