Scanclimber SC8000 mast climber at bricklaying & masonry work – increased ergonomics & productivity

In the construction and maintenance industries, suspended platforms are common equipment used to provide a safe and convenient workspace at heights. This equipment is known by different names in various countries, reflecting local linguistic characteristics and industry practices.
In the United States, these platforms are often referred to as "suspended scaffolds" or simply "swing stages." They are frequently used for tasks such as cleaning, repairing, or renovating the exteriors of buildings, including skyscraper window cleaning.
In the United Kingdom, this type of equipment is commonly called a "cradle." In the UK construction industry, cradles are essential for working on the exteriors of high-rise buildings, including both the maintenance of historic structures and the construction of modern skyscrapers.
In China, the term used is "吊篮" (diào lán), which translates to "suspended basket." As cities rapidly expand, suspended baskets are extensively utilized for construction and maintenance work on high-rise buildings, offering efficiency and convenience.
In Germany, these devices are known as "Hängegerüst," which directly translates to "hanging scaffold." Germany is known for its stringent building techniques and safety standards, and the use of hanging scaffolds adheres to strict regulations and standards.
Understanding the different names and usage norms for suspended platforms in various countries is crucial for professionals in the international construction and maintenance industries. The widespread adoption and standardization of these platforms not only enhance work efficiency but also significantly ensure the safety of workers.

http://www.scanclimber.com - Scanclimber SC8000 mast climbing work platform at bricklaying/masonry work in Keimola, Finland. The video shows the most important benefits of the robust SC8000 mast climber with maximum payload of 8000 kg (twin mast) at this heavy-duty work. Workers can be lifted/elevated to the optimum and most productive working height for laying brick which allows bricklayers/masons to work easier and faster and with less strain on their arms and backs. Large load capacity reduces the number of trips up and down to transport materials. With mast climber the quality of bricklaying improves as you can easily see and inspect work. At 1:08 and 1:25 you can see the easily movable Scanclimber LT500 lifting table with loading bridges on both sides and adjustable outriggers for irregular ground.

Read more about SC8000 mast climbing work platforms:
http://scanclimber.com/products/sc-work-platforms/sc8000

See also another video of bricklaying with SC8000 mast climber: