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Both machines come equipped standard with perimeter lighting that provides a clear visual cue in busy or low-light environments.
LGMG North America
Micro machines meet the demands of modern job sites
The SS1532ER and SS1932ER feature a true compact design, with a 31.9-inch overall width and a 61-inch overall length. The machines only differ in their working heights and weights. The SS1932ER has a maximum platform height of 18 feet 1 inch (indoor) and 14 feet 9 inches (outdoor), and a weight of 2,866 pounds. The SS1532ER offers a maximum platform height of 14 feet 9 inches and weighs 2,293 lb.
Their low stowed heights — 6 feet 7 inches for the SS1932ER and 6 feet 4 inches for the SS1532ER — allow operators to pass through standard doorways without folding guardrails. They feature a 500-pound capacity platform rated for up to two occupants (2 indoor, 1 outdoor). Their permanent magnet synchronous lift motor provides smoother motion for better control with higher efficiency, meaning more working time between charges.
The new lifts also stand out for the number of features included as standard, beyond what’s typically offered on similar models. Both machines come equipped standard with perimeter lighting that provides a clear visual cue in busy or low-light environments. A standard integrated step deck provides additional reach for overhead work.
To support work in indoor environments, they include a standard leak containment system designed to capture hydraulic drips, helping control leaks on jobsites. As on all LGMG slab scissors, a simple keyed brake release switch comes standard to easily disengage the brakes if the machine needs to be winched or pushed.
LGMG continues to offer warranty and support for operators
LGMG scissor lifts are supported by the company’s industry-leading five-year warranty on mobile elevating work platforms.
“We’ve been receiving an extremely positive response to our new micro scissor lifts from customers. They consistently highlight the machines’ lightweight design, manoeuvrability, and reliable performance in tight job sites,” Elton said. “This translates into higher utilization, increased productivity, and better ROI for rental fleets.”
