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Haulotte: France’s access platform maker

Haulotte Group is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of aerial work platforms, with roots in a French industrial company founded in 1881.

Alexey Puzanov ByAlexey Puzanov Updated 1 min read
Haulotte articulating boom lift

Photo: Sebleouf, CC BY-SA 4.0 · license

Headquarters
L’Horme, France
Founded
1881
Ownership
Public (Euronext Paris)
Products
Scissor lifts, boom lifts, telehandlers
Official site
www.haulotte.com

Model guides

Haulotte machines we cover

Aerial Work Platforms

Aerial work platform HT23 RTJ Haulotte

Aerial work platform

Haulotte HT23 RTJ

Working height
23 m
Drive
4WD diesel

Haulotte models compared

3 models · click a column to sort

Haulotte Compact 12 Aerial work platform — —
Haulotte HA16 RTJ Aerial work platform — —
Haulotte HT23 RTJ Aerial work platform — —

Haulotte's history goes back to the Pinguely company, founded in 1881, which built locomotives and later cranes. Haulotte concentrated on aerial work platforms from the 1980s and is today one of the major global access brands alongside JLG and Genie.

Lineup

Electric scissor lifts like the Compact 12, articulating booms such as the HA16 RTJ and telescopic booms including the HT23 RTJ.

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