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Big news for the All Star fleet! We’ve just taken delivery of the Sinoboom TB14J Plus, and it’s ready to be put to work across Victoria and South Australia.
Compact enough to squeeze through tight access points, powerful enough to reach 16.1 metres, and tough enough to handle 40% grades. The TB14J Plus is designed for sites where access is tricky, but the job still needs to get done.
If you need a refresher about boom lifts, click through to our comprehensive guide.
At first glance, the TB14J Plus might seem modest in size, but don’t let its compact footprint fool you. This machine delivers an impressive 16.1 metre maximum working height, allowing operators to tackle a wide range of elevated tasks without the logistical headaches that come with larger equipment.
The real genius lies in its design philosophy: maximum reach with minimal bulk. With a transport length of just 5.88 meters, this boom lift can navigate tight access points and congested sites where larger machines simply cannot go.
The zero tail swing design (0.98m) means you can position close to walls and obstacles without worrying about the rear end clipping anything when you rotate the boom.
The Australian construction landscape demands equipment that can handle more than just smooth concrete floors. The TB14J Plus rises to this challenge with its robust 4WD rough terrain capability and an impressive 40% gradeability rating.
The active oscillating axle keeps all four wheels in contact with the ground even when one drops into a pothole – you can work and travel on uneven terrain in both stowed and raised positions without losing stability. Standard non-marking tyres mean you can move between outdoor sites and polished indoor floors without switching machines or damaging surfaces.
Platform capacity often becomes the limiting factor on aerial work platforms, forcing operators to make multiple trips or use larger equipment. The TB14J Plus addresses this with a three-stage capacity system:
At its maximum 454kg capacity, the platform can accommodate up to three occupants plus their tools and materials. This means fewer trips up and down, increased productivity, and the ability to complete tasks more efficiently.
The spacious platform provides enough room for workers to move comfortably while maintaining the equipment and supplies they need within arm’s reach.
Mains power is the exception, not the rule, on Australian sites. Equipped with an integrated belt-driven generator, the TB14J Plus ensures you have reliable power on site. The in-built power solution means workers can operate tools, lighting, and equipment directly from the platform without the need for separate generators or power sources.
For remote locations or sites without readily available electricity, it’s a feature that transforms the boom lift from simple access equipment into a complete mobile work station.
Three-point proportional controls let you operate boom extension, lifting, and turret rotation simultaneously – no jerky start-stop movements when positioning near obstacles. The turret offers full 360° continuous rotation, so you can work around an entire structure without repositioning the base. The telescopic design reaches straight out and up, which is more useful than articulating booms when you’re working alongside buildings or under structures.
The 7-inch display screen shows fault codes and machine status in real-time, making it easier to diagnose issues on site rather than waiting for a technician. Setup takes mere minutes, not half an hour.
Sinoboom specialises in aerial work platforms with a growing global presence in the access equipment industry. Their telescopic boom lifts focus on durability and performance in demanding conditions, which is exactly what Aussie job sites demand.
We’re also backing these machines with proper support. Our team knows these machines inside and out – specs, capabilities, and maintenance requirements – so we can keep them running reliably and help you get the most out of them on site.
The Sinoboom TB14J Plus is up, running, and ready to work. Operating in Adelaide, Melbourne, or anywhere across South Australia and Victoria? Contact All Star Access Hire for availability, specs, and delivery options.