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Elevate Your Operations with Unprecedented Versatility
The SkyVan — a comprehensive solution on wheels, catering to diverse needs across multiple industries.
The SkyVan is not just limited to fiber optic connectivity. It merges the innovative technology of a modified UVN35A or UVI35A aerial lift with a mobile laboratory, delivering unparalleled mobility, efficiency, and versatility to operatorsIts. Its applications span across various sectors, including telecommunications, signs, lighting, traffic management, electric utility services, maintenance operations, and even surveillance systems in suburban and urban environments.
Basket Bottom Height1
Working Height1
Standard Basket Capacity
Maximum Basket Capacity
Maximum Horizontal Reach
Boom Articulation
Boom Extension
Stowed Travel Height1
Electrical System Voltage
Rotation
Hydraulic System Operating Pressure
Unit Weight2
29 ft. (8.84m)
34 ft. (10.36m)
300 lbs. (136kg)
350 lbs. (159kg)
20 ft. 9 in. (6.32m)
-140 to 780
108 in. (2.74m)
10 ft. 2 in. (3.10m)
12VDC
5400 Non-Continuous
2200 PSI (155kg/cm2)
1600 lbs. (725.7kg)
1. Based on 36 in (0.91m) chassis frame height.
2. Configured with “HE” hydraulic power package and pedestal main frame.
Add 300 lbs. (136kg) for batteries on units with optional “EH” or “DP” hydraulic power package.
Add 300 lbs. (136kg) for UVN35A SkyVan units with pedestal main frame.
Add 100 lbs. (45kg) for units with optional bridge main frame.
Requirement
GVWR2,3
Front GAWR2,4
Rear GAWR2,4
Cab to Rear Axle
Frame Section Modulus
RBM of Frame
Minimum
10,100 lbs. (4581kg)
4,000 lbs. (1814kg)
7,500 lbs. (3402kg)
60 in. (1.52m)
5.4in.^3 (88cm^3)
195,000in.-lbs. (22035N-m)
Recommended
14,500 lbs. (6577kg)
5,000 lbs. (2268kg)
9,500 lbs. (4309kg)
84 in. (2.13m)
5.4in.^3 (88cm^3)
195,000in.-lbs. (22035N-m)
1. Based on 27 in.(0.69m) van frame height.
2. Actual curb weight for stability and the required GVWR and GAWR can vary significantly with vehicle stiffness, suspension stiffness, vehicle wheelbase, aerial lift mounting location, body (if applicable), accessories, ballast (if required), platform capacity and desired payload. Actual weight for stability must be determined by testing in accordance with the ANSI A92.2 standard.
3. GVWR means gross vehicle weight rating.
4. GAWR means gross axle weight rating.