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Articulating Telescopic Boom LiftAT-1300

The AT-1300 is Maniar's smallest articulating telescopic boom lift, mounted on a compact truck chassis for a 13m working height with a 6.2m outreach — built for maintenance and access work in tighter spaces than the larger models in the range can maneuver.

Page last updated: September 14, 2026

How It Works

An articulating telescopic boom combines two boom actions in one unit: a lower boom section that articulates (folds) at a jointed pivot, letting the platform reach up and over obstacles the way a knuckle-boom lift does, and an upper section that telescopes — extends in a straight line — for additional reach and height beyond what the articulating joint alone could deliver. That combination makes the AT-1300 more versatile than a boom that is purely articulating, which tops out at its joint's reach, or purely telescopic, which is limited to straight-line movement, on its own. The boom is hydraulically operated end to end — double-acting rams on self-lubricating pivot points move the boom sections, four hydraulically operated stabilizers level and anchor the compact truck chassis, and a worm-reduction slew bearing gives the platform 360-degree continuous rotation. The whole system is designed to EN280 standard, with a 3kV insulated bucket available as an option for electrical maintenance work.

Key Features

  • 13m working height, 11m platform (cage floor) height, 6.2m outreach, 200kg safe load
  • Mounted on a compact truck chassis — the most maneuverable model in Maniar's articulating telescopic boom lift range
  • High tensile steel (min YST 700 N/mm²) box-section boom with self-lubricating pivot points and plasma/laser-cut profiles
  • Double-acting hydraulic ram with a horned tube and induction-hardened, chrome-plated rod
  • Four hydraulically operated stabilizers with independent control, lock valves, and over-travel to level the vehicle on uneven ground
  • 360-degree continuous slewing on a worm-reduction slew bearing, with mechanical and hydraulic leveling
  • FRP operator cage (1000 x 1060 x 770mm) insulated to 600V (tested to 2200V), with non-slip flooring, drain holes, a tool box, working light, and safety hooks
  • Independent controls at the chassis deck, base, and cage, tied together through a PLC-based safety interlock system from a European-brand controller
  • Extensive safety interlocks — boom-stabilizer interlock, stabilizer lock-when-open, pilot check valves, over-center valves, max-pressure valve, and a spirit level indicator
  • Two-coat epoxy primer with a two-coat PU/synthetic enamel finish

Specifications & Capacity

The AT-1300 reaches a 13m working height with an 11m platform floor height and 6.2m of outreach, rated for a 200kg safe load in the cage. It's built on a compact truck chassis — the smallest platform in Maniar's articulating telescopic boom lift range — with continuous 360-degree slewing and four hydraulic stabilizers for setup on uneven ground.

Articulating Telescopic Boom Lift - 13M working height and outreach chart

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between an articulating telescopic boom lift and a plain articulating boom lift?

An articulating telescopic boom lift like the AT-1300 adds a telescoping upper boom section on top of the articulating (jointed) lower section, so it can extend in a straight line for extra reach and height after using the joint to get up and over an obstacle — something a purely articulating boom can't do once its joint is fully extended.

What's the working height and outreach of the AT-1300?

13m working height with 6.2m of outreach, on an 11m platform floor height.

What vehicle does the AT-1300 mount on?

A compact truck chassis — the smallest and most maneuverable chassis in Maniar's articulating telescopic boom lift range.

Is the AT-1300 rated for electrical maintenance work?

Yes — the standard FRP cage is insulated to 600V (tested to 2200V), and a 3kV insulated bucket is available as an option for higher-voltage electrical maintenance work.