BIM provision at Skyjack

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09 January 2018

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Skyjack has announced the availability of Building Information Model (BIM) compatible image and data files to assist architects and engineers with their digital project plans.

“Rental companies work closely with the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) community and we see value in providing those companies with Skyjack BIM compatible models so the specification accuracy of their Skyjack fleet in work and maintenance projects is increased,” said Malcolm Early, vice president of marketing at Skyjack.

BIM technology digitally constructs an accurate virtual model of a project. This model can be used for planning, design, construction, and operation of the facility. These models help architects, engineers, and construction companies visualize their project in a simulated environment which, in turn, enables them to identify potential design, construction, or operational issues.

Skyjack products currently available as models include:

  •  SJ12 and SJ16 vertical mast lifts;
  • SJ3219, SJ3226, and SJ4632 DC scissor lifts;
  • SJ6832 RT, SJ8831 RT, SJ8841 RT, SJ9241 RT, and SJ9250 RT rough terrain scissor lifts;
  • SJ46 AJ, SJ51 AJ, SJ63 AJ, AND SJ85 AJ articulating booms;
  • and SJ30 ARJE DC articulating boom;

The BIM library will be expanded to include Skyjack telescopic booms in 2018.

Connor Laing, content specialist at bimstore said, “it’s been a pleasure to work alongside Skyjack to develop their BIM offering, and we will continue to create the most sophisticated access system models that are available. We have enjoyed helping Skyjack stay at the forefront of their industry and build high-quality BIM components for specifiers to utilise in their Building Information Models.”

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