United Rentals Becomes First Buyer of Tadano AS-63HD Boom Lift
Tadano has announced that United Rentals is the first company to purchase the groundbreaking AS-63HD boom lift, reinforcing its commitment to providing industry-leading solutions for its customers. The AS-63HD introduces a new era of high-capacity aerial work platforms with its exceptional 2,200-lb (1-tonne) platform capacity and unparalleled stability.
Designed for heavy-duty applications, the AS-63HD features a platform height of 62 ft 8 in (19.1 m) and a maximum horizontal outreach of 37 ft 4 in (11.4 m). Its four-section synchronized telescoping boom and crane-inspired mast ensure near-zero platform deflection, enhancing safety and performance. With automatic 4-motion control and 360-degree continuous platform rotation, the AS-63HD provides superior maneuverability for demanding job sites.
“We are proud to be one of the first to integrate the Tadano AS-63HD into our fleet,” said Mike Durand, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of United Rentals. “This boom lift represents the future of high-reach access equipment, offering unprecedented load capacity and safety. We are committed to equipping our customers with the best solutions to increase jobsite efficiency and reduce downtime.”
United Rentals is the world’s largest equipment rental company, providing comprehensive solutions for construction, industrial, and infrastructure projects. With a focus on safety, innovation and productivity, United Rentals continuously expands its fleet with cutting-edge equipment like the Tadano AS-63HD to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
"United Rentals has always been at the forefront of delivering innovative solutions to its customers, and we are thrilled to support them with the AS-63HD," said Dean Barley, President and Chief Executive Officer of Tadano America Corporation. "This boom lift sets a new benchmark for high-reach performance, and we are confident that it will provide unmatched safety, reliability, and efficiency for job sites across North America."
