Skyjack releases ANSI white paper

09 May 2017

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Skyjack has released a white paper detailing the major changes to the new access equipment standards in North America.

“The new ANSI design standard will broadly bring North American machines in line with equipment currently in the European market, closing off most global variances,” said Barry Greenaway, senior product manager, Skyjack. “The white paper details the changes so rental companies and operators can prepare in advance and gain the insights needed.”

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is expected to release the new standard in the third quarter of 2017.

In the white paper, Greenaway highlights the following information and major changes: Current and future standards; Familiarization and training; Availability of machines designed under old and new standards; Active load sensing system; Impacts of new wind force requirements; Impacts of new stability and calculation tests; and new railing heights and platform entrances.

The paper can be downloaded on Skyjack’s website.

 

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