| L*W*H | 6058*2438*2591mm |
The 20ft Personnel Transfer Flat Rack is a dedicated lifting platform engineered for the safe aerial transfer of personnel in industrial workplaces. Manufactured on a standard 20ft container base frame with ISO-certified lifting corner castings, it has a safe working load of 5 tons and a maximum capacity of 8 persons, combining high safety standards with practical operational convenience.
High-strength steel wire mesh guardrails surround all sides to prevent accidental falls, with a secure access gate featuring multiple locking mechanisms to ensure personnel remain fully enclosed and protected throughout the lifting operation. Fixed non-slip seating is installed inside, and a rainproof sunshade roof protects workers from adverse weather conditions. Optional movable casters at the bottom facilitate repositioning on the facility floor, enhancing on-site operational flexibility.
Strictly compliant with onshore crane safety operating regulations, the structure has undergone dedicated anti-fall safety certification. It is exclusively applicable for aerial personnel transfer operations at land and inland waterway locations including container terminals, shipyards, construction sites, and onshore wind farms — not suitable for offshore lifting. With its robust and reliable structural design and strict safety certifications, it serves as the professional standard platform for the safe aerial transfer of personnel at industrial facilities.
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