Terex AWP to launch new scissors, mast boom

01 Feb 2011 CW Staff

Terex Aerial Work Platforms (AWP) is introducing new Genie Aerial Work Platform products at The Rental Show and ConExpo. Terex AWP will first showcase the Genie GS-4069RT Rough-terrain Scissor Lift at The Rental Show. The GS-4069RT has the same style of oscillating axles as the RT90, which adds to its performance. The GS-4069RT is one model of an entire new family of scissors from Terex AWP, including the 2669RT, 3369RT and 4069RT.

The units have increased horsepower by upto 30 percent, a simplified line stack and a more durable chassis. The new design enables the machine to drive and function at full height. The units are available in 26 ft, 33 ft and 40 ft applications.

Contact: Terex Corporation. Tel: 0203-222 7170. Fax: 0203-222 7976. E-mail: [email protected] Website:

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