Low door, high rack
Lowered height and lift height must both appear. A catalog maximum travel that cannot pass the door is an open item, not a close.
Site constraint view. Not a before-and-after energy claim.
The same scene restated as RFQ fields.
aerial work platform types
Use this Site Fit Check to decide which aerial work platform types still fit the building before you accept an alternative. Scissor, mast or another listed form stays open until aisle, pit, dock height and utilities are written. This layout is a comparison worksheet, not an energy-savings calculator.
Record constraints instead of a percentage
Enter the four values factories ask first. The output is a sentence you can paste into the procurement requirement. It does not compute a price, a duty-class winner, or a savings figure.
If JavaScript is off, write those four values yourself in the factory-quote form. Seismic design input, floor loading and charger location stay as extra lines when they apply.
Procurement situations, not performance trophies
Dock pit beside a leveler
Pit depth and dock height belong with platform travel. Do not let a hydraulic package absorb unnamed civil work.
Shared charging room
Battery voltage and charger location are utilities. They do not prove a factory already visited the room.
Still unsure which specification is open? Send the photos and the four numbers. We will list what must be verified before an alternative platform type is accepted. Read factory scope versus site work if the quote tries to bundle both.
Send the site-fit brief
Attach later drawings by email after the form. The requirement field already asks for specifications, quantity, destination and delivery window.
- No type is ranked as universally better.
- No energy or cost percentage is calculated here.
- Eligibility for FREE sourcing support and up to 3% follows the shared disclaimer.