Sinoboom to debut Holland Lift scissor at Bauma China

Sinoboom will launch its first Holland Lift-branded mega scissor lift alongside a range of new boom lifts, a telehandler and other access equipment at Bauma China 2026 this month.

The HL-220 E25 will be the first Holland Lift model showcased by Sinoboom following its acquisition of the manufacturer’s brand and intellectual property rights, announced at Bauma Munich in April 2025.

Sinoboom AB18J Plus (AB610J Plus) The AB18J Plus (AB610J Plus). (Image: Sinobbom)

The acquisition followed Holland Lift’s liquidation in 2023 and forms part of Sinoboom’s strategy to expand its presence in the specialist heavy-duty scissor lift market. Now operating under the Holland Lift by Sinoboom brand, the range will complement the manufacturer’s existing scissor lift offering.

The electrically driven HL-220 E25 features a 4.5m by 2.3m platform, a 750kg load capacity and outriggers. It also offers compatibility with Sinoboom’s optional surge-protection system.

Further information will be available at the show where visitors can see the machine for the first time. 

Eight access launches 

The machine is one of eight new products making their bauma China debut, with several additions to the manufacturer’s boom lift range.

These include the AB42ERJ Plus HD electric articulating boom, which offers 23m horizontal outreach, 15.1m downward reach and three platform capacity settings of 454kg, 340kg and 250kg.

Also launching is the TB58ERJ Plus HD electric telescopic boom lift, which has a 59.9m working height and is designed for applications where emissions are restricted.

Meanwhile, the AB18J Plus articulating boom offers a 20.58m working height, maximum 340kg platform capacity and four-wheel drive and steering.

Compact telehandler

In the materials handling segment, Sinoboom will introduce the compact TH25-06 telehandler, featuring a 5.85m lifting height, 3.3m forward reach and 2,500kg rated capacity. It incorporates the manufacturer’s Q-FIT quick attachment change system and three steering modes.

Sinoboom AI-Link Inage: Sinoboom

The new S0808EN micro scissor lift will demonstrate Sinoboom’s Collision Avoidance Radar System (CARS), which combines LiDAR and ultrasonic sensors to detect overhead obstacles and automatically stop upward movement.

Further launches include the VM260E AL electric vertical mast lift, designed for confined working environments, and the RS18 robotic spraying machine for shipyard applications.

Sinoboom will also showcase several technologies, including its SmartHub Screen operator interface, upgraded AI-Link telematics platform and Dual-E Smart Technology, which optimises energy consumption in electric boom lifts.

Sinoboom AB42ERJ Plus HD The AB42ERJ Plus HD. (Image: Sinobbom)
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