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2025 Niftylift Self Propelled - Electric Booms SP64E

The SP64E is a self-propelled boom lift and will lift 2 persons and their tools to a platform height of 62ft or a working outreach of 42ft 8in.

Proportional controls deliver smooth, measured operation while 160º cage rotation and 150º fly-boom allow precise positioning anywhere in its vast working envelope.

Weighing just 14,730lbs, the SP64E combines innovative weight and space-saving design with an excellent turning circle to deliver outstanding maneuverability on-site and lower transportation costs.

The SP64E's 5ft 11in wide ToughCage offers more space for materials and tools and the tough, impact-resistant composite base and larger cross-section steel rails of the ToughCage also give strength and durability, while the multi-award-winning SiOPS® provides additional user protection.

The SP64E utilizes a super-efficient battery power system with an all-electric drive, making it ideal for indoor use, or for quiet, clean operation. It allows the batteries to work for longer, so more work can be completed on a charge and running costs are reduced.

All SP64Es manufactured since the first of January, 2020 are also fitted with Niftylink as standard. Niftylink is a powerful telematics tool that provides data insights on your Niftylift’s health, activity and location. These insights provide a better understanding of machine usage, performance and life-cycle, as well as real-time error-code reporting. By maximizing machine up-time and reducing lifetime running costs, Niftylink offers significant improvements in efficiency and profitability, helping you to get more from your Niftylift.

Features may include:

• Clean, quiet and can work anywhere

• Outstanding battery performance

• Reducing maintenance downtime

• Increasing battery life and lowering costs

• Lightest in its class

• Improved access to applications

• Impressive 2WD performance

• 12ft 9in outside turning radius

• Multi-award-winning operator protection