Roshow Heavy Industry publishes RS series scissor lift specs for rental buyers

Roshow Heavy Industry Co., Ltd., which operates under the HIH Rentals brand, has published model-level aerial work platform specifications that highlight control systems, drive configurations and brake setups across multiple lift lines. The documentation is aimed at rental buyers and maintenance planners as demand for comparable equipment data grows in the U.S. and European markets.

Why it matters: - Roshow Heavy Industry is targeting rental buyers with machine-level data that can speed equipment comparison and maintenance planning. - The company’s main export markets include the United States and Europe, where aerial work platform standards are well established. - The broader rental market is expanding, which increases the value of clear, comparable specifications across lift models.

What happened: - Roshow Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. published product documentation for multiple aerial work platform models under the HIH Rentals brand. - The company is based in Zhuji, Zhejiang, and was established in 2022. - Roshow Heavy Industry says its manufacturing facility covers 266,000 square meters and the company employs about 1,480 staff. - Corporate records list scissor lifts, boom lifts and telehandlers among the company’s main product categories. - Export business accounts for 35% of total sales, with the United States and Europe listed as key markets.

The details: - The AS-series boom lifts include AS1430DC, AS1932HD, AS2632HD, AS3246HD, AS4046HD and AS4655HD. - All AS models feature proportional control, dual front-wheel drive, dual rear-wheel multi-disc brakes and non-marking solid rubber tires. - All AS models have a standard drive speed of 2 mph and gradeability of 25% or 14°. - The AS1430DC and AS1932HD have a 6-foot turning radius and 14x4 tires. - The AS2632HD has a 6-foot-11-inch turning radius and 15x5 tires. - The AS3246HD has a 7-foot turning radius and 15x5 tires. - The AS4046HD and AS4655HD have an 8-foot-10-inch turning radius and 15x5 tires. - Platform capacity is 507 lbs on the AS1430DC, AS1932HD and AS2632HD. - The AS3246HD has the highest platform capacity in the AS series at 705 lbs. - The AS4046HD and AS4655HD each have a platform capacity of 551 lbs. - The ASA48E and ASA52E offer dual rated capacities of 564 lbs and 772 lbs. - The ASA48E and ASA52E support adjustable speeds from 0 to 3 mph, a gradeability of about 30%, a 15-foot turning radius and 10-15/7-inch tires. - The ASA48E and ASA52E do not include proportional control. - The AST85EⅡ also does not include proportional control. - The AST85EⅡ offers dual capacities of 661 lbs and 1,014 lbs, a 0 to 4 mph speed range, 45% gradeability, an 11-foot turning radius and 15-45/28-inch tires. - The documentation set covers nine boom lift and articulated or telescopic boom platform models. - The most relevant buyer-facing metrics in the documentation are platform capacity, stowed drive speed, gradeability, turning radius, control type and tire specification. - EN 280-1:2022 became a harmonized standard in the European Union in July 2023. - ANSI/SAIA A92.20 governs the design and safety of mobile elevating work platforms in the U.S. market.

Between the lines: - The specifications show a clear split between the AS series and the ASA and AST units. - The AS models emphasize proportional control and a common drivetrain and brake setup, while the ASA and AST models prioritize higher speed and load options. - The documentation reads like a sales and fleet-planning tool as much as a technical sheet. - The focus on standardized comparisons fits a rental market where buyers often evaluate equipment by payload, maneuverability and site compatibility.

What's next: - Rental demand is likely to keep pushing manufacturers to publish more detailed model-level specifications. - Grand View Research estimates North America held 36.5% of aerial work platform revenue in 2025, which keeps the U.S. market important for exporters. - Mordor Intelligence estimates the global aerial work platform market will reach $22.23 billion by 2026. - Fact.MR estimates the rental segment will grow from $21.6 billion in 2026 to $31.7 billion by 2036. - If those forecasts hold, machine-by-machine documentation will remain a competitive requirement for suppliers.

The bottom line: - Roshow Heavy Industry is using detailed product specs to appeal to rental customers in large, standards-driven markets.