ZOOMLION ZA32J articulating boom lift has reached a new milestone. The machine recently completed rigorous operational testing at the Ticlio Pass in the Peruvian Andes, one of the highest paved roads in the world, standing at an elevation of 4,800 meters. This marks a historic first for a Kubota-powered ZA32J in such an extreme high-altitude environment.

This achievement is more than a test of endurance, it is a testament to the robust engineering and unmatched performance produced into every ZA32J. With a maximum working height of nearly 34 meters, an outreach of over 21 meters, and a 250 kg platform capacity, this machine is designed to take on the toughest jobs. At 4,800 meters in the Andes, where oxygen levels drop and engines typically struggle, the ZA32J's unique Kubota engine held steady, delivering consistent power while every function operated without a hitch. That kind of reliability doesn't happen by chance, it's the result of engineering that refuses to compromise, no matter the altitude.

Beyond its high-altitude capability, the ZA32J is engineered for total site access. It features an outstanding below-ground reach of 5.7 meters, allowing operators to easily handle applications that require descending into excavations, pits, or working on steep slopes. To conquer the toughest terrain, the machine comes standard with a powerful four-wheel drive system and precise four-wheel steering, ensuring superior traction and maneuverability across rugged, uneven ground. Whether navigating the switchbacks of the Ticlio Pass or a congested urban construction site, the ZA32J delivers stability and flexible performance to get the job done safely and efficiently.

ZOOMLION ZA32J is redefining the limits of aerial work platforms, proving its worth from the depths of below-ground applications to the peaks of the Andes. We look forward to continuing to support projects that demand the best in performance and reliability.