February 25, 20261 min read
Genie S85 Telescopic Boom Lift – New Arrival

The Genie S85 telescopic boom lift is now available following its recent arrival. Built for projects where height and horizontal reach are critical, the S85 is widely used in large-scale construction, steel erection, and industrial maintenance.
Its straight boom design allows direct access to elevated work areas, improving efficiency on job sites that require stable, high-level operation. The robust chassis and reliable hydraulic system ensure consistent performance even in challenging outdoor environments.
Before being released for sale, the machine completed a standard inspection process to verify operational stability and safety.
Key Advantages
- High working height for demanding projects
- Strong horizontal outreach capability
- Straight boom structure for efficient access
- Durable design suited for outdoor job sites
Asure Machinery provides aerial work platforms with transparent condition reporting and professional export coordination, helping overseas customers source equipment with confidence.
📩 Contact us for full specifications and current availability.
For buyers comparing options, the figures that matter on this Genie S-85:
- Working height 26.9 m (85 ft) — straight telescopic boom
- Horizontal reach approx. 22.3 m
- 4WD diesel, suitable for rough terrain and outdoor steel/marine work
- Platform capacity 227 kg
Condition and Inspection
At intake we photographed the machine from all sides, tested every lift/drive function, checked battery and charger condition, and logged the hour-meter reading as displayed — “not recorded” where no working meter is fitted.
Before any payment is due, we share the completed 29-checkpoint report and full photo set, including a clear shot of the data plate.
Availability
The machine is in stock now and can be viewed at our yard by appointment, or by live video call if you prefer to inspect remotely. For an EXW/FOB/CIF quotation with the current inspection report attached, contact us with your destination port.
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