Platform Basket SPIDER 13.65 STD





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Working height (mm)
13,400
Platform height (mm)
11,400
Outlay (mm)
7,000
Lifting capacity (kg)
200
Weight (kg)
1,400 - 1,550
Platform width (mm)
1,200
Platform length (mm)
700
Rotation chassis (degrees)
360
This spider lift supports access work in narrow areas
This spider lift is built for service and maintenance tasks where access at height must fit limited space. The machine has a transport width of 780 mm, a length of 4,140 mm and a construction height of 1,980 mm. These dimensions support entry through narrow passages and movement in areas with restricted access.
The machine weight is 1,400 kg. The rated lifting capacity is 200 kg. This gives a clear basis for planning personnel, tools and task setup before work begins. For companies handling building service or technical installation, these figures are relevant during site assessment.
The undercarriage is configured for stable positioning on site
The undercarriage uses 4 stabilizers. This setup is relevant where secure positioning is needed before lifting starts. It supports work on surfaces where the machine must be levelled correctly before access tasks can continue.
A set of 4 square nylon plates is included with a recovery frame. Each plate measures 40 x 40 cm. This provides a factual reference for ground protection and load distribution during setup. It is useful for companies working on finished surfaces or other areas where contact points need attention.
Non marking tracks are available as a substitution for the standard black tracks. This matters when the work area includes floors or surfaces where visible track marks should be reduced. Buyers can assess this option against the type of sites where the lift will be used.
The drive system supports controlled machine movement
The machine uses hydrostatic transmission and skid steer steering. This configuration gives a direct basis for evaluating how the lift is moved and positioned on site. It is relevant for work in confined areas where machine handling must be precise during transport and setup.
Power comes from a Honda GX270 petrol engine rated at 8 hp. This engine setup is a practical point for buyers who plan fuel supply, service routines and daily operating conditions. The drivetrain details also support comparison with other compact access platforms in the same working segment.
The platform setup supports recurring service tasks
The platform includes a 230V power supply. This is relevant when electrical tools or testing equipment are needed during work at height. It reduces the need for separate temporary power arrangements for some service tasks.
An air outlet into the basket is also included. A water outlet into the basket is included as well. These features matter for specialist tasks where utility supply must be available directly at the working position. The configuration is relevant for cleaning, installation and technical maintenance.
The machine is supplied with cable remote control. This supports controlled operation during positioning and setup. For companies planning repeat assignments, the control layout is part of the practical assessment of daily handling.
The stated machine data supports clear fleet assessment
The listed dimensions, machine weight, lifting capacity and engine data provide a factual basis for fleet planning. Buyers can compare transport access, site handling and platform support functions against the tasks they manage. This makes the machine relevant for contractors and service companies that need a compact spider lift with defined operating data and a clear equipment layout.



