Climber International PH20
- Max. height:
- 250 m
- Net load:
- 2000 kg
- Platform length:
- 3 m
- Platform width:
- 1.5 m
PH20 Climber International Industrial hoists (2019 - 2026) Specifications & Dimensions
Technical specs - PH20 Climber International
Specification
Notice: Every data listed is verified by LECTURA Specs team experts. However, incomplete data and mistakes might occur. Contact our team with any change suggestion.
- Max. height
- 250 m
- Net load
- 2000 kg
- Platform length
- 3 m
- Platform width
- 1.5 m
- Power source
- E
- Model series
- PH
Buy & Rent
Compare Climber International PH20 with similar Industrial hoists
Mastclimber Solutions MS-SC-100TD
- Max. height:
- 200 m
- Net load:
- 1000 kg
.jpg)
Scanclimber Falcon SC2032-48
- Max. height:
- 200 m
- Net load:
- 2000 kg
- Platform length:
- 3.2 m
- Platform width:
- 1.39 m
Jaso GE0525
- Max. height:
- 200 m
- Net load:
- 500 kg
- Platform length:
- 1.25 m
- Platform width:
- 0.95 m
Alba EDC-1700-20
- Max. height:
- 250 m
- Net load:
- 1700 kg
- Platform length:
- 3.2 m
- Platform width:
- 1.4 m
Spare parts & Components
Get spare parts for Climber International PH20 easily from our partners
Do your lookup for high quality parts for Climber International PH20 online!
With a few, easy steps, you will find generic and genuine parts and replacements in well-catalogued lists. Wether you are dealer or an owner, LECTURA can lead you to the right direction.
Check the best offers from our partners and order the Industrial hoists spare parts easily today - worldwide.
Transport
Industrial hoists Transport & Shipping Services
In case you look for a transport your machine, take advantage of our services. Look for the most appropriate transport quotes for Industrial hoists built on machine's dimensions and weight. Our partners provide various options to satisfy your demands.
Data provided by
News
Lifting and access News by LECTURA 11.08.2026
.jpg)
Potain self-erecting crane reaches new heights on Norway mountaintop project
Contractor Hent faced the challenge of constructing a three-story restaurant on Fløya, a mountainous tourist destination overlooking the city of Tromsø in northern Norway.