Genie, part of Terex, builds some of the most widely used access platforms in the UK, from compact slab scissor lifts that fit through a standard doorway to rough terrain scissors and booms for outdoor sites. As an authorised Genie dealer, we supply Genie machines new and used, hire them, and service and examine them with our own engineers.
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The GS range is the everyday indoor scissor lift: electric, quiet, emission free and on non-marking tyres, for work at height on flat, finished floors. The smaller models are narrow enough to pass through a standard doorway and light enough for most mezzanine and upper floors.
E-Drive models replace the hydraulic drive system with an all-electric one. Fewer hydraulic parts means less to leak and less to maintain, and more work from each charge.
Bi-Energy scissor lifts run on battery power with an on-board generator to keep them working, so one machine can work quietly indoors and carry on outside without waiting for a charge.
Battery powered GS models with a wider platform, for jobs that need more room and more capacity on the deck without engine emissions.
Rough terrain scissor lifts for construction and outdoor sites: engine powered, with four-wheel drive, high ground clearance and large platforms that carry several people with their tools and materials.
Articulating booms reach up and over obstacles: over racking, plant, parapets and machinery, to a working position a straight boom cannot get to. Available with diesel and electric power.
Telescopic booms give the most horizontal outreach and height for the footprint, for building facades, steelwork and large outdoor sites. Diesel, hybrid and electric options, including tracked TraX models for soft ground.
Lightweight push-around aluminium mast lifts for one person, for maintenance, facilities and retail work where a scissor lift is too big. They wheel through doorways and set up in minutes.
Yes. We supply new Genie scissor lifts, boom lifts and mast lifts, used Genie machines, hire, parts, servicing and thorough examinations.
On GS scissor lifts, the first two digits are the platform height in feet and the last two the machine width in inches. A GS-1932 has a 19 ft platform height and is 32 in (about 0.81 m) wide; a GS-2646 reaches 26 ft and is 46 in wide. On booms, the numbers give the platform height and, on articulating Z models, the horizontal outreach.
Yes, for a day, a week or longer, delivered from our depots. Tell us the working height, the ground and whether the job is indoors or out, and we will match the machine.
Mobile elevating work platforms lift people, so LOLER requires a thorough examination at least every six months, alongside daily pre-use checks and regular servicing.
A scissor lift goes straight up, with a large platform for several people and materials, and suits indoor and level work. A boom lift reaches up and out, over obstacles or away from the base, and suits building exteriors, steelwork and uneven sites.
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