Dingli JCPT2223DC Electric Rough Terrain Scissor Lift 22m (72ft 2in) Working Height
UK MEWPS says: The Dingli JCPT2223DC electric rough terrain scissor lift delivers a 22 m working height and 750 kg platform capacity, accommodating up to four operators. Its 4.59 m × 2.25 m platform includes a 2.70 m one-key extension system, adjustable to any point for optimal reach. A wide 2.46 m chassis, four-wheel drive and steering, automatic self-levelling and 40 cm ground clearance ensure stability and performance on uneven terrain. Powered by a high-capacity 48V/630Ah battery pack, it offers zero-emission operation with a long duty cycle, ideal for environmentally restricted or indoor sites. With 30% gradeability and a compact turning radius, the JCPT2223DC combines off-road capability with indoor versatility. Designed for steel erection, industrial cladding and high-level maintenance, it provides unmatched workspace, safe multi-operator use and full-height drive. Available to hire or buy from UK MEWPS Ltd, it’s a reliable choice for demanding elevated access projects.
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Overview of the Dingli JCPT2223DC Electric Rough Terrain Scissor Lift
The Dingli JCPT2223DC is a large electric rough terrain scissor lift offering a maximum working height of 22 m and a 750 kg platform capacity. Built for demanding projects, it features a high-capacity 48V/630Ah battery pack for extended zero-emission operation. Its 2.46 m wide chassis and four-person rating make it suitable for large-scale cladding, steel erection and industrial maintenance.
Technical Specifications and Notable Features
The 4.59 m × 2.25 m platform includes a 2.70 m one-key extension system that can be stopped at any point. Four-wheel drive and steering, automatic self-levelling, 40 cm ground clearance and 30% gradeability ensure performance on uneven ground. A compact turning radius supports manoeuvrability in restricted spaces, while proportional controls allow precise operation in both indoor and outdoor environments.
Available to Hire or Purchase from UK MEWPS Ltd
Available for short or long-term hire, or for purchase as new or quality used, the Dingli JCPT2223DC is a preferred choice for access hire companies requiring maximum reach, large deck space and electric power. It combines productivity, operator safety and green credentials for challenging elevated access applications.
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MEWP Finance Available
UK MEWPS can provide several financing options when purchasing powered access platforms. These include:
- Hire Purchase – Purchase your equipment and spread the cost over terms of between 2 and 5 years. A flexible deposit is paid together with all the VAT at the start of the term and you have the option of a variable or fixed interest rate. At the end of the contract you will own the equipment outright. We are also able to build a service and maintenance contract into the agreement.
- Lease Purchase – This is very similar to hire purchase with the addition of a balloon payment at the end of the term. The monthly payments are reduced in line with the size of the balloon payment.
- Operating Lease – With an operating lease, no initial deposit or VAT payment is required, and the term can be arranged for between 2 and 5 years, this is an ‘off balance sheet’ method of financing and at the end of the term you simply return the equipment. You can then take out a new operating lease on a brand-new machine.
