New lightweight 21m spider from Palazzani

Palazzani Industrie has launched a new 21m working height spider lift, extending the manufacturer’s 17-25m TZX range.

Palazzani TZX 210 Palazzani’s new light and compact TZX 210 spider. (Image: Palazzani).

Key features of the lift are its dual articulated and telescopic aluminium structure, towability, lightness, compactness, and maneuverability, said the manufacturer. 

With a maximum working height of 21.20m and a horizontal outreach of up to 9.5m, the spider offers a 200kg basket capacity.

Thanks to the aluminum boom structure, TZX 210 is super light and towable at just 2.5 tonnes. This lightweight design, combined with non-marking tracks provided as an option, allows work on delicate surfaces such as indoor floors or lawns without causing damage.

The proportional electro-hydraulic control system on the ground and in the cage, smoothly regulates the machine’s movements, while the 360° turret rotation and 140cm x 70cm basket with 90°+90° rotation provides a wide range of motion.

Easy transport 

Palazzani TZX 210 (Image: Palazzani).

Moreover, thanks to its low weight and compact dimensions, the TZX 210 can be easily transported on a trailer, making it the ideal for those who require frequent movement between different work sites.

The TZX 210 targets a wide range of applications, including building maintenance, restoration work, pruning and green area maintenance, industrial installations, installation of systems, and cleaning of vertical surfaces and glass facades.

Available in the popular Bi-Energy version, with a 10.6 kW Diesel engine and a 230 V – 2.5 kW single-phase electric motor, or in the fully electric ECO version with an inverter-driven electric motor powered by lithium batteries, the model is suitable for outdoor and indoor environments, as well as where emission and noise reduction are essential.

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