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Bronto Skylift and the Ministry of Home Affairs in the city of Hamburg, Germany, have signed an agreement regarding a delivery of a 70-meter F70RPX aerial rescue platform for the Hamburg fire brigade. The F70RPX combines the ability to reach up to high-rise buildings in the Hamburg skyline with the versatility of reaching up-and-over obstacles, like roofs and parapet walls. The spacious rescue cage allows space and capacity for the fire crew, paramedics, and the needed gear in various firefighting scenarios. Various firefighting scenarios Hamburg’s new F70RPX will be the highest aerial platform in Germany for city fire brigades with a maximum working height of 70 meters, maximum outreach of 32, 8 meters, the up-and-over capacity of 10, 5 meters, and maximum cage load of 500 kg. Hamburg’s new F70RPX will be the highest aerial platform in Germany The unit is equipped with a 3800 lpm water monitor and, in addition to other options, a stretcher carrier in the rescue cage, a camera system near each outrigger with cabin display to see jacking width, and an intelligent rescue lifting system at the end of the main boom. The maximum load and boom positioning when using the intelligent lifting eye is controlled by the Bronto+ control system at all times for maximum safety. Rescue lifting system The aerial will be mounted on a Scania P500 B10X4*6NA chassis, giving it a total length of 12,5 meters and weight of around 36 (metric) tons. The unit is expected to be delivered in the autumn of 2023. A group of firefighters from the Hamburg fire brigade will be trained to safely operate the unit in a training program conducted by a Bronto Skylift’s instructor upon the delivery of the unit. The new F70RPX aerial platform will enable the firefighters to perform in challenging, high-rise rescue and firefighting operations where aerial versatility is key.

There is a proverb, that if you wish to go fast, go alone, but if you wish to go far, go together. For decades, Bronto Skylift has been developing its products together with customers and innovative solutions for different worksites around the world.  Bronto Skylift strongly believes this partnership mindset has made it the trusted partner that is today worldwide. Join the Bronto Family at bauma 2022 in Munich, Germany on the 24th-30th of October at the stand FS1203/3 to experience and test the latest concept. propulsion systems At this point, Bronto Skylift is seeing a multitude of options for future propulsion systems from electricity to hydrogen and bio gas. As a manufacturer, Bronto Skylift strives to provide sustainable solutions that will not only carry us over the transition period, but also make it easier for our customers.  fully electric chassis We already see a lot of zero-emission zones within city centers, but why not do the job emission-free even outside" “Not many companies are ready to make heavy investments to buy fully electric chassis for large truck mounts, as the operating ranges are a concern and the market seems to wait for some certainty of the alternatives and the possible resale value of the electric solutions in few years.” “Still, we all wish to reduce emissions already today to secure a healthier planet. We already see a lot of zero-emission zones within city centers, but why not do the job emission-free even outside the cities when possible,” said Arne Denks, Product Manager, Bronto Skylift Going greener with Bronto Hybrid Pack At bauma, Bronto Skylift will introduce a new Bronto Hybrid Pack concept – a simple, cost-effective solution to make the large truck-mounts hybrid. It allows operating emission-free, noise-free, and carefree on any worksite near or far, indoors or outdoors. The Bronto Hybrid Pack is based on lithium technology, which has a far better weight/energy ratio, than lead batteries, that have been traditionally used. “You could say we have made our first hybrid aerial work platform already in 2010 when we delivered a tailor-made solution with lead batteries to a customer in Sweden,” said Arne Denks, Product Manager, Bronto Skylift. Bronto Hybrid Pack key features: Perfect for city use without local emissions and with a low noise level. No idling engine is needed. The operation time on average use is aimed to be a whole working day. Can be plugged in while used to increase working time indefinitely. Can be charged with a Type 2 cable from almost any kind of power outlet. DC fast charging is a possible option. The battery pack has liquid cooling/warming. 60 kWh battery pack. 90 kW peak power electric motor. 22 kW onboard charger. Charging time with an onboard charger is about 2.5-3 hours. Available for other Bronto models in the future. Aerial platform The Bronto Hybrid Pack will keep the S35EM running for a full workday on an average worksite At bauma, the Bronto Hybrid Pack concept will be paired with the perfect aerial platform for city centers, the well-liked Bronto S35EM. Everything visitors love in a Bronto S35EM, only greener. The Bronto Hybrid Pack will keep the S35EM running for a full workday on an average worksite. After validation by our customer base and possible further co-development with some of them, the concept will be expanded to suit other Bronto models as well. Tailormade retrofit units The target is that the Bronto Hybrid Pack will be made available as a retrofit in the future, but as many of our delivered units are tailor-made, it will need a case-by-case evaluation to make sure the result meets customer expectations. “We have always done product development together with our customer base and will continue on this path with electrification too. The Hybrid Pack concept is in the development phase and we invite everyone to develop it further with us,” said Roberto Quintero, Sales & Marketing Director, Bronto Skylift. Bronto S104HLA with a compact chassis solution The biggest aerial work platform at Bronto Skylift’s stand will be the 104-meter Bronto S104HLA mounted on a new type of Volvo chassis, which allows a compact configuration that is easy to drive in both, worksite conditions and regular traffic. Since the cabin is not lowered in front of the front axle, the approach angle is improved and the driveability is increased by leaps. Extendable working cage Jalo&Jalo chose an extendable working cage with a 600 kg safe working load and maximum width of 3.7 meters The S104HLA provides a working outreach of 33 meters and a working height of 104 meters. Jalo&Jalo chose an extendable working cage with a 600 kg safe working load and maximum width of 3.7 meters. Other options include e.g. hydraulic and water outlets in the cage and a 400kg cage winch, as well as X-track hydraulic driven front axles. The S104HLA at the show belongs to a Nordic rental company Jalo & Jalo and has been tested at multiple worksites. Bronto S70XR with a new type of working cage The S70XR, with its 70m working height and below 12-meter transportation length, is a popular choice for many different worksites. The S70XR at Bauma is mounted on a Scania and will be officially handed over to its new owner, Swiss rental company Maltech AG, during the exhibition. The S70XR is typically built on 4 axles with under 32t GVW, but Maltech chose to increase its working envelope by adding a 5th axle and some extra weight. This enables 6,4 meters more outreach to the rear sector than the typical, lighter construction. Added safety The options include a new type of extendable cage with an extra wide entrance and 600kg capacity. When the cage is extended, the front railing can be moved aside, which enables easier loading and unloading of men, tools, and material. For added safety, boom movements are only possible when the railings are in place. Other options include e.g. a 2×220 degree cage rotation and a detachable 200kg cage winch. Both Jalo&Jalo and Maltech have been Bronto Skylift’s customers since the early seventies, which just goes to prove that if you wish to go far, go together! Bronto One – new customer portal Bronto One is a cloud-based technology and has an open interface for integration into other systems Bronto will also be introducing a new Bronto One customer portal, that will replace the old fleet management system Skyliftfleet. Bronto One is a cloud-based technology and as a significant difference to other systems in the market, has an open interface for integrations to other systems, like customers’ own ERP for example. Naturally, all Bronto aerials equipped with a modem are fully connected to Bronto One. However, fleets often include other types of equipment too and having only one manufacturer’s units in the fleet management system is like trying to complete a puzzle without all the pieces. Comprehensive fleet management Bronto One welcomes all manufacturer’s units and equipment, so it does provide a full picture of the fleet. In addition to better, more comprehensive fleet management, Bronto One offers personnel training logs, self-learning material, and access to a solution center with hundreds of solutions and guidance for various situations. Bronto One is a single point of entry to Bronto Skylift's aftersales services anywhere in the world. Bronto One key feature: Single point of entry towards Bronto Skylift's aftersales services anywhere around the world. A single point of access for all data and documentation related to the fleet. Service cycles, inspection deadlines, maintenance programs, and service history. Usage analytics. Manuals and other units specific documentation. Personnel’s training logs and certifications. Self-learning material. Solution center. Bronto One Mobile app for field service to maintain digital service logs. Bronto Challenge Tour Finale The challenge will be carried out with the Bronto One Simulator, which offers an immersive, hands-on experience The final destination and the grand finale of the 2022 Bronto Challenge will take place at bauma22. In 2022 operators and exhibition visitors around the world have had the opportunity to compete on a timed aerial race course in virtual reality. The Bronto Challenge has been available in various local shows around the world during 2022 and the winner will be revealed in December 2022. The challenge will be carried out with the brand new Bronto One Simulator, which offers an immersive, hands-on experience in maneuvering and controlling a Bronto aerial platform. Bronto One Simulator The Bronto Challenge will allow users to put all their hard-earned skills to the test or just try operating for the first time in a safe environment. The race will include a pre-defined route to follow using the aerial platform. The winner is the operator who completes the task in the fastest time and with the fewest unnecessary movements. In addition to the boom movements, Bronto One Simulator offers the possibility to drive the unit on the roads of a real-like virtual city and practice safety in traffic. The steering wheel and pedals make the experience even more realistic. Road driving will not be a part of the race track but is available to be tested in tourist locations. Bronto Champion trophy In addition to the great fame and glory, the winner gets to choose a charity organization, that will get a 5000€ donation from Bronto Skylift. A beautiful, unique Bronto Champion trophy will go home with the winner. The 2nd and 3rd will receive a set of Bronto Skylift merchandise and all participants will get a small surprise. Bronto Skylift recommends registering before the exhibition so it is prepared for the attempt.

Three municipal fire brigades in Norway have recently signed agreements with Bronto Skylift regarding future deliveries of new Bronto aerial rescue platforms. The Bronto F42RLXER aerials will be delivered to the Levanger Brann og Redning and Stjørdal brann- og redningstjeneste fire brigades in the county of Trøndelag, and a new generation F32TLK aerial will be delivered to Follo Brannvesen to serve the municipalities of Enebakk, Frogn, Nesodden, Nordre Follo and Ås. All three units will be delivered by Bronto Skylift’s local distributor, Braco A/S, in 2022 and 2023. Bronto F42RLXER aerial platform Both the Levanger and Stjørdal fire brigades were delivered a Bronto F27RLH aerial platform back in 2005 and are now adding the F42RLXERs to serve alongside their predecessors. The RLXER units feature a spacious rescue cage, a stable ladder, greater up-and-over capacity, exceptional horizontal outreach, and various options to provide more versatility for rescue and firefighting. Remote-controlled water monitor Bronto F42RLXER aerial platform for Levanger Brann on Redning will be mounted on a Scania P 500 6×2x4 CP14L chassis The Bronto F42RLXER aerial platform for Levanger Brann on Redning will be mounted on a Scania P 500 6×2x4 CP14L chassis and the aerial for the Stjørdal brann- og redningstjeneste fire brigade will be mounted onto a similar Scania P 500 6×2x4 CP17L chassis with a slightly larger cab, and both units will be equipped with similar optional equipment. This includes an electro-hydraulic, remote-controlled water monitor with a max water flow of 3800 L/min, a Ziegler FPN 10-3000 fire pump, ultrasonic collision guards in the rescue cage, continuous 360° turntable rotation, customer-specific lockers, and working lights and radio remote controls for boom movements. F32TLK Follo Brannvesen Upon delivery, the Bronto F32TLK for Follo Brannvesen will be their second Bronto aerial platform, joining a Bronto F32RLH which was delivered in 2007. The new F32TLK is built to race against time in narrow city streets and complex firefighting scenarios. It is faster, it reaches further than ever before, and yet it has a lighter construction to allow more capacity for the equipment. The F32TLK is available in various weight classes with optimized outreach and Follo’s new aerial will weigh around 19 tonnes. 360° bird-view camera system The aerial platform for Follo Brannvesen is the first new-generation Bronto F32TLK in Norway. The unit will be mounted onto a Scania P 500 B6x2x4NB CP17L chassis and equipped with various customer-specific options such as an electro-hydraulic remote-controlled water monitor with a max water flow of 2500 L/min, ultrasonic collision guards in the rescue cage, a complete control station at the turntable, continuous 360° rotation, a hydraulically driven generator with a load-sensitive line mounted at the turntable with controls and a 360° bird-view camera system.