LGMG AR32J-2 Articulating Boom Lift | 34.2 m Working Height and 350 kg Platform Capacity

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The LGMG AR32J-2 articulating boom lift is gaining recognition from customers worldwide as a versatile solution for demanding aerial work applications. Combining a high-capacity large platform, extensive working range and excellent maneuverability, it also delivers enhanced safety, operator comfort and lower maintenance requirements, making it a reliable choice for complex jobsite conditions.

Outstanding Performance for Extended Working Reach

The AR32J-2 offers a maximum working height of 34.2 m, a maximum platform height of 32.2 m and a horizontal outreach of 20.43 m, enabling operators to reach demanding work areas such as high-rise building facades and large industrial facilities.

The platform provides a maximum capacity of 350 kg, accommodating up to three occupants in restricted mode. Combined with 360° continuous rotation, strong below-ground reach and excellent up-and-over capability, the AR32J-2 significantly expands the accessible working area.

Intelligent Control for Safety and Efficiency

The machine is powered by a 54.6 kW Kubota engine, providing strong and dependable performance.

Proportional control technology enables smooth, precise simultaneous movements and accurate fine positioning. The AR32J-2 is equipped with an automatic platform leveling system and fully proportional joysticks, while also integrating advanced functions such as intelligent self-diagnostics, OTA remote upgrades and anti-collision protection.

Its optimized structural design also helps reduce routine maintenance requirements and operating costs, creating greater long-term value for customers.

Proven in Global Markets

Backed by reliable performance and product quality, the AR32J-2 has already been supplied in batches to more than ten countries and regions, including the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina.

The AR32J-2 will also make an appearance at Vertikal Days in the United Kingdom on September 9–10, 2026, offering visitors the opportunity to experience its performance and capabilities firsthand.