Access Equipment

Adaptalift’s EWP access equipment is here to help your team reach elevated areas, as well as other restricted spaces. This is ideal for a warehouse or building site, and can even help with carrying out general maintenance.

The access platform equipment we stock fits industrial safety standards. They’re also suitable for a range of heights. For example, we have rough terrain lifts that go to 16 m. This is perfect for retrieving items or performing sensitive tasks.

In addition to our scissor lifts, we currently stock self-propelled mast lifts, aerial order pickers, and general mobile lifts. Each one is suitable for a different type of job. Mast lifts are ideal for manoeuvring very narrow spaces.

Adaptalift’s experts can work with you to find the tools for your job. This ensures you walk away with the best possible equipment. Our support and maintenance services will also limit your access equipment’s downtime.

What is access equipment?

Access equipment refers to tools that let workers reach high-up or inaccessible spaces. It’s especially common in warehousing, and the construction sector.

There are equipment options for narrow spaces, as well as rougher surfaces. This level of flexibility is vital for ensuring teams have the right tools for the job.

What is access equipment in construction?

Construction sites use access tools to erect tall structures. They also use them to carry out brickwork, roofing, electrical installations, and repairs at great heights.

This equipment is vital for safe construction work, no matter the site. This is partly because access lifts let them carry additional equipment to great heights

What is the cost of renting access equipment in New Zealand?

This naturally depends on the type of equipment you need. For example, a rough terrain high-level scissor lift costs more than a less heavy-duty version.

For many firms, renting equipment is more cost-effective than buying it. Adaptalift offers short-term rentals on a timeframe that fits you and your team’s needs.

Is it better to buy or rent access equipment for short-term projects?

In these situations, it might be better to rent the equipment. This is especially true if you don’t have need for the tool on a more general basis.

When on a budget, you should only buy height-access equipment that you’ll use regularly. Some equipment types are also better for highly specialised tasks.

Can access equipment be used on uneven terrain?

Generally speaking, uneven or rough surfaces harm a vehicle over time. However, rough terrain lifts and other access tools let you easily navigate these spaces.

These vehicles usually have larger tires that are perfect for slopes and gravel. In our access lift equipment inventory, we stock several rough terrain options.