Genie Aerial Work Platform: Blue Giant Forest Stage Screenplay

As an area for the early development of high-altitude aerial platforms, Hong Kong's market has become relatively mature, and its application to aerial work platforms is also very popular and extensive. For example, in the construction of the Hong Kong High Speed ​​Rail Terminal and the Hong Kong section of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link, a large number of aerial work platforms have been applied.

The West Kowloon Opera Center building covers an area of ​​13,800 square meters, a total of 7 floors high. In addition to the large number of public lounges, the interior layout of the atrium offers a main theater, a theater, traditional teahouses, a training and education area of ​​2,000 square meters, as well as the Skyline Garden and art corridors displaying traditional culture. Such multiple and complex spatial structures involve large-scale welding of steel structures and external wall construction, as well as spraying and laying of electric wires and wires, which have extremely high requirements for the extension capability, flexibility, and safety of equipment. After the construction of the main structure was completed, the project contractor immediately leased a fleet of Genie SX-180, Genie SX-150, Genie SX-135XC, Genie S-125, Genie Z-80/60 and Genie ZX-135/70. Almost all of Geni’s straight-armed boom cars have come in handy, running through the entire construction process of the West Kowloon Opera Centre. The scene looks like a blue giant forest.

Genie: The Blue Giant Forest Stage Screenplay

The construction contractor of the West Kowloon project said: “High work intensity and narrow construction sites have greatly increased the difficulty of work. However, because the right equipment was selected, the work efficiency was greatly improved and the construction progress far exceeded our expectations. “The Genie Z-80/60 and Genie ZX-135/70 boom aerial work platforms in these facilities are mainly responsible for the welding of architectural steel structures and the installation of wall structures. The newly upgraded Genie ZX-135/70 is an industry leader in the height of large self-propelled boom aerial work platforms (36.6 meters - 41 meters). The maximum height of this aerial work platform is 43.15 meters, and the working range extending outwards and upwards can reach 23 meters. Extensible telescopic boom with excellent ductility, extending from 3.7 meters to 6.1 meters. The innovative design can provide the “upward, downward and crossover” operation that traditional short arms cannot perform, and is particularly suitable for high-altitude operations of complex building structures. The Genie SX-180, Genie SX-150, Genie SX-135 XC and other large-scale boom-type aerial platforms in the West Kowloon project have played a pivotal role in the construction site. The working height of 40-57 meters; horizontal extension of 24 meters to 27 meters makes these blue giants easy to use in the welding and erection of steel structures for external walls.

Large Aerial Work Platform Shows Skills

The head of the building contractor stated: “These equipments are bulky but have a small footprint. The Gini high-altitude vehicle has more advantages than the same type of equipment. It has a very small tail, and a 360-degree continuous full-rotation dial enables positioning. Fast and flexible, it can also move flexibly in a small working space.Compact structural design and easy operation are the biggest advantages of this task.In addition, parts and optional parts of different types of Genie equipment, The versatility of the accessories is very high, the maintenance of the equipment is very convenient, the accessories are very common, and maintenance and maintenance are also very convenient. This has also become a major factor for Guinness to win a good reputation.

Construction Site

The West Kowloon Opera Centre construction project is now in full swing. As part of the service, Gini also assigned professional engineers stationed on site to provide customers with daily equipment maintenance services. The blue giant Gianni has won the trust with his strength, which is a big “hero” for the success of this construction project. (This article is from Gini.)