NEW EQUIPMENT SOUTH SUMATRA LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT (LRT) DEPOT
The South Sumatra Light Rail Transit (LRT) depot took delivery of new equipment on Monday (18/3). The new equipment is the XGA20 Articulated Mobile Elevating, or better known as the Boom Lift. This tool is imported directly from a leading manufacturer in China, XCMG Fire-Fighting Safety Equipment Co., Ltd.
XGA20 Articulated Mobile Elevating is a conveyor specially designed to assist work at height. It has the ability to reach a maximum height of up to 20.4 meters, providing flexibility and ease of access in various types of construction and maintenance projects.
One of the main advantages of the XGA20 Articulated Mobile Elevating is its flexibility. With its foldable design and adjustable travel space, it is capable of reaching hard-to-reach areas. This allows workers to reach high and hard-to-reach places safely and efficiently.
In addition, this Boom Lift also has a maximum capacity of up to 230 kg, so it can lift and carry equipment and materials needed for work at height. The existence of this tool at the South Sumatra LRT Depot will greatly assist in carrying out maintenance and construction tasks that require access at height.
The XGA20 Articulated Mobile Elevating procurement is a progressive step taken by the South Sumatra LRT Depot to improve efficiency and safety in carrying out its tasks. This tool will not only speed up work at heights but also improve the safety of workers who have to work at significant heights.
The South Sumatra LRT Depot is excited about the arrival of this new equipment. The technical team will immediately conduct training for depot personnel to ensure that they are well versed in the use of the tool and comply with all applicable safety standards.
With the XGA20 Articulated Mobile Elevating, the South Sumatra LRT Depot is ready for tasks that require high-altitude access more efficiently and safely. It is an important investment that will provide long-term benefits for the care and maintenance of the LRT system in South Sumatra.
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