GK36 Aerial Work Platform: 36m Boom Lift for

The GK36 aerial work platform truck, a benchmark model in the 36-meter aerial work platform sector, has become a core piece of equipment for aerial operations in industries such as construction, power, and municipal engineering, thanks to its superior performance, comprehensive safety features, and wide applicability.

Designed with "high efficiency and reliable safety" as its core philosophy, this model has achieved technological breakthroughs in key areas such as chassis selection, boom structure, and control system, perfectly meeting the stringent requirements of modern aerial operations for precision, stability, and safety.

In terms of core configuration and performance, the GK36 demonstrates exceptional professionalism.

Regarding the chassis, this model can be equipped with chassis from well-known brands such as Dongfeng Furika and Qingling Isuzu, featuring a 139-151kW high-power engine paired with a Fast 6-speed or 8-speed transmission.

It delivers strong power output and smooth shifting, with a top speed of 110km/h, easily adapting to various work conditions and relocation needs. Its 2-meter extra-wide cab accommodates 3 people and is equipped with a multi-function steering wheel and factory-installed air conditioning, significantly enhancing driving comfort.

In terms of key operating equipment, the GK36 uses a multi-section telescopic boom welded from Baosteel's 960 high-strength steel, coupled with 110 thickened double-luffing hydraulic cylinders for lifting. The maximum working height reaches 36 meters, with a maximum safe working radius of 16 meters in the front and sides, and an even wider 18 meters in the rear.

This extensive working range easily meets the needs of long-distance high-altitude operations such as exterior wall construction of high-rise buildings and maintenance of large bridges.

The safety system is one of the core competitive advantages of the GK36. This model is equipped with thickened double-section hydraulic outriggers (front V-shaped, rear V-shaped), with a lateral span of 7.5 meters and a longitudinal span of 8 meters, providing extremely strong support stability. The outriggers also have individual operation functions and soft-leg protection devices, enabling them to adapt to complex terrain with uneven surfaces.

The slewing mechanism adopts a vertical double-reducer design, coupled with a double worm gear reducer mechanism, achieving smooth 360-degree slewing. It also features self-lubrication and self-locking functions, effectively preventing accidental slewing during operation.

To cope with extreme situations, the GK36 comes standard with an emergency pump, allowing for the safe return of workers to the ground even in the event of engine failure and shutdown. Furthermore, multiple safety devices, including interlocking for dismounting and mounting, automatic overload protection, and outrigger position detection alarms, create a comprehensive safety network, making aerial work safer.

Ease of operation is a key factor in the GK36's improved work efficiency. This model innovatively adopts a three-way operation mode, integrating remote control, display screen operation, and manual lever operation, allowing operators to flexibly switch according to the work scenario.

Wireless remote control supports precise long-distance control, especially suitable for working environments with obstructed visibility. The display screen interface is intuitive and clear, showing real-time key data such as working height, amplitude, and load, facilitating precise control of the work status. Manual lever operation provides a reliable backup for operations in extreme environments.

Meanwhile, the work platform features a static hydraulic automatic leveling function, maintaining a level position regardless of the boom angle. Combined with a 2.4-meter stainless steel folding basket and a 220V external socket, it provides workers with a stable and convenient operating space.

The diverse range of applications allows the GK36 to fully realize its market value. In the construction industry, it is a core piece of equipment for high-rise building exterior wall painting, scaffolding erection, and material hoisting, accounting for approximately 45% of the demand for aerial work equipment in the construction industry.

In the power and communications sector, its insulated working capabilities can meet the needs of live-line work such as high-voltage cable repair, utility pole replacement, and communication base station construction, accounting for 25% of the demand for aerial work equipment in this industry. In municipal engineering, it is widely used in scenarios such as street light maintenance, urban bridge repair, and large billboard installation. In addition, the GK36 also plays an irreplaceable role in fields such as garden pruning, dock facility maintenance, and shipbuilding.