E-ONE AERIAL PLATFORMS
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E-ONE 95-PLATFORM
The 95-Platform performs with a narrow stabilizer spread (13'8"), expansive compartment space and an industry-leading 40 second jack deployment system, unmatched by any other manufacturer. The criss-cross underslung outriggers also allow for increased compartment space. Available on a Cyclone II or Quest chassis with motor sizes between 500 and 600 HP, the 95-Platform features a platform rated at 1025 lbs. dry and 775 lbs. wet and has numerous options including: single or dual monitors, 2.5" valves, hose boxes, stokes receiver, breathing air and various scene lighting configurations.
Shown is Howard County Fire and Rescue's Tower 2 an E-ONE 95-Platform on a Cyclone chassis.
E-ONE HP 95 MID-MOUNT PLATFORM
The HP 95 Mid-Mount Platform has one of the highest load ratings in the industry and can carry up to 1305 lbs. at full extension and all angles of elevation without water flowing. This platform can be leveled and operated at full capacity on downgrades and slopes - even with the front wheels off the ground with a jack spread of 15' 6". The HP 95 Mid-Mount is available on a Cyclone II or Quest chassis, up to 600 HP with or without a pump/tank with pump sizes up to 2000 GPM and tank sizes up to 500 gallons.
Shown is Limerick, PA's HP 95 Mid-Mount Platform on a Cyclone chassis.
E-ONE HP 100 PLATFORM
The HP 100 Platform is a three-section aluminum aerial platform with a vertical reach of 100' and a horizontal reach of 91' 6". The HP 100 Platform has criss-cross underslung outriggers with a narrow 15' 6" jack spread that deploys in less than 45 seconds. Available on a Cyclone II or Quest chassis with motors between 500-600 HP options include: single or double monitors with up to 2000 GPM flow, 2.5" valves, hose boxes, breathing air, parapet ladder, tie-off package, stokes receiver and numerous LED light configurations. Also available with a pump/tank, this unit can hold up to 182' of ground ladders, 300-500 gallon tank and the bucket is rated at 1305 lbs. dry and 805 lbs. wet.
Shown is Ocean City Fire Department's Tower 1, an E-ONE HP 100 Platform on a Cyclone Chassis.