The Genie GL-4 is a material lift that can be used as a hand truck, forklift, or dolly. The telescoping aluminum frame makes the lift compact and lightweight, while steel forks make the lift more durable. The lift has a 5' 11" (1.80 m) maximum lifting height and a 500 lbs (227 kg) capacity for lifting and moving heavy items.
It comes with non-marking 2" (5 cm) dual wheel front swivel casters, and 8" (20 cm) rear wheels for protecting floors when transporting items.
The lift has a hold-down bar to secure the aluminum mast during transport, an aluminum ladder to help load items on the lift, and can fit through most standard doorways. Lifting power is provided from a standard winch, which is reversible for compact storage.
Material lifts are used for lifting a variety of loads such as installation of electrical fixtures, ducts, drywall, ceiling panels, and overhead sprinklers, among many others. For industrial use only.
Genie Industries, a subsidiary of Terex Corporation, was founded in 1966 with the introduction of the Genie Hoist, a portable pneumatic material lift. Genie is headquartered in Redmond, WA, and manufactures a variety of lifts, booms, light towers, and telehandlers.
The Genie GL-8 is a material lift, with a straddle base that adjusts to accommodate loads or fixed objects up to 35" (88.9 cm) wide, that can be used as a hand truck, forklift, or dolly. The telescoping aluminum frame makes the lift compact and lightweight, while steel forks make the lift more durable. The lift has a 10' .5" (3.06 m) maximum lifting height and a 400 lb (181 kg) capacity for lifting and moving heavy items.
It comes with non-marking 2" (5 cm) dual wheel front swivel casters, and 8" (20 cm) rear wheels for protecting floors when transporting items.
The lift has a hold-down bar to secure the aluminum mast during transport, an aluminum ladder for loading items onto the lift, and can fit through most standard doorways. Lifting power is provided from a standard winch, which is reversible for compact storage.
Material lifts are used for lifting a variety of loads such as installation of electrical fixtures, ducts, drywall, ceiling panels, and overhead sprinklers, among many others. For industrial use only.
Genie Industries, a subsidiary of Terex Corporation, was founded in 1966 with the introduction of the Genie Hoist, a portable pneumatic material lift. Genie is headquartered in Redmond, WA, and manufactures a variety of lifts, booms, light towers, and telehandlers.
