Renting Telescopic Boom Lifts in Innsbruck – Up to 57 m Working Height

Projects in the Inn Valley bring different demands than construction sites in the lowlands: alpine slopes, difficult ground, narrow old-town lanes and infrastructure projects where standard scissor lifts simply aren't enough. Anyone hiring a telescopic boom lift in Innsbruck and the wider Tyrol region needs equipment with genuine reach, robust four-wheel drive, and reliable logistics that deliver on time even to remote job sites in the Inn Valley.

Luibl Rental & Sales provides the right telescopic boom lift for every job in the greater Innsbruck area — with working heights from 16 m to 57 m and horizontal outreach of up to 28 m.

Telescopic boom lifts (also known as straight booms) work with a rigidly extending boom. Compared with scissor lifts, they offer decisive advantages on uneven or sloping ground: four-wheel drive, oscillating axles and gradeability of up to 45% make it possible to drive on site roads, gravel areas and alpine terrain sections where electric indoor platforms cannot be used.

The key performance advantage lies in horizontal outreach. A telescopic boom lift with a 43 m working height can also achieve a horizontal reach of up to 24 m. This means the machine stands on secure ground while the basket reaches out over pipework, roof edges or barriers.

For jobs where obstacles need to be gone around rather than simply bridged, articulated boom lifts with a jointed arm are recommended — a separate equipment category that Luibl also keeps in its rental fleet.

In the Tyrol region, telescopic boom lifts are mainly used for:

• Façade work on commercial and industrial buildings along Innsbruck's business parks (Gewerbepark Innsbruck, Paschberg, Hall in Tirol): large areas can be worked from a single machine position without repeated repositioning

• Steel and hall assembly in shell construction: beams, roof structures and technical installations in logistics halls or production facilities require basket loads of 230 kg to 450 kg, depending on the model

• Infrastructure and bridge inspection along the Inn Valley motorway (A12) and railway lines: rough-terrain diesel four-wheel-drive models can also reach hard-to-access sections

• Energy projects (wind power, large-scale photovoltaic installations): ultra-boom models from 43 m working height are used for foundation work and maintenance jobs

• Heritage conservation and renovation in Innsbruck's old town: for sensitive façades, models with proportional controls and soft, non-marking tyres are available

Diesel Telescopic Boom Lifts 16 m – 28 m

Compact four-wheel-drive models for medium-sized construction sites. Usable on both paved and unpaved ground, suitable for façade renovation, pipework installation and outdoor installation work.

• Working height: 16 m to 28 m

• Horizontal reach: up to approx. 22 m

• Drive: Diesel 4x4, oscillating axle

• Basket load: up to 230 kg (up to 300 kg on some models, restricted)

Diesel Telescopic Boom Lifts 30 m – 43 m

Powerful units for demanding B2B projects. The JLG 1350SJP, as the reference model, reaches a working height of 43 m with a 450 kg basket load and 45% gradeability — one of the most in-demand classes for Innsbruck industrial projects.

• Working height: 30 m to 43 m

• Horizontal reach: up to approx. 24 m

• Drive: Diesel 4x4, four-wheel steering

• Basket load: up to 450 kg (dual capacity)

• Gradeability: up to 45%

Ultra-Boom Telescopic Boom Lifts 48 m – 57 m

For large-scale projects that simply rule out standard machine classes: bridge inspection, high-rise construction, wind turbines, cathedral renovation. Luibl has equipment from JLG (Ultra Boom series) and Genie (SX series) in these working heights.

• Working height: 48 m to 57 m

• Horizontal reach: up to 28 m

• Drive: Diesel 4x4, four-wheel steering

• Available on request (please allow lead time)

All Luibl rental equipment is inspected and handed over in accordance with the AM-VO (Ordinance on Work Equipment), ÖNORM EN 280 and the requirements of the AUVA. Operation in Tyrol is also subject to the requirements of the BauV (Construction Workers' Protection Ordinance) and ÖNORM M 9600.

Site managers and safety officers should note the following points when planning:

• The machine operator must have completed documented instruction (operator training) — Luibl can point you to suitable training partners for the Tyrol region

• Before use, the ground must be checked for stability and load-bearing capacity. In alpine terrain, ground protection plates (support mats) are often required

• Wind-load values under ÖNORM must be observed — particularly at exposed positions in valley locations (foehn wind effects)

• The UVV inspection (or its Austrian equivalent under the AM-VO) is included by Luibl for long-term rentals

Luibl transports telescopic boom lifts directly to your job site using its own low-loader fleet. Delivery areas from the Innsbruck region include:

• Innsbruck and the immediate city area

• Schwaz, Wörgl, Kufstein (Lower Inn Valley)

• Imst, Landeck, Reutte (Upper Inn Valley / Außerfern)

• Kitzbühel, St. Johann in Tirol (Tyrolean Unterland)

• Lienz / East Tyrol (on request, please allow lead time)

For large-scale units from 43 m working height upwards, Luibl coordinates transport permits and route planning — including escort vehicles where required.

Planning a project in Innsbruck or Tyrol and need a telescopic boom lift with the right reach? Give us a brief description of your task — we'll select the right machine and sort out availability, delivery date and terms.

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