November 28, 20251 min read
Genie Z45 Articulating Boom Lift Arrives — Expanding Our High-Performance AWP Inventory

We are pleased to announce the latest arrival of Genie Z45 articulating boom lifts, one of Genie's most widely used models in global construction, industrial maintenance, and installation projects. Known for its multi-directional articulation, strong horizontal outreach, and smooth proportional control, the Z45 remains a preferred choice for operators who require both flexibility and safety at height.
The Genie Z45 provides:
- Working height of approximately 16m, suitable for indoor and outdoor environments
- Impressive horizontal outreach of over 7.6m, enabling access over obstacles
- Reliable diesel or electric power options, depending on model availability
- Advanced proportional control, ensuring precise and stable handling
- Robust structural strength, built for long-term durability in demanding job sites
Before being added to our inventory, every Z45 unit undergoes a complete technical evaluation conducted by our professional engineering team, including boom lifting tests, hydraulic checks, engine inspection, electrical diagnostics, and a final safety verification. This ensures each machine meets export standards and performs reliably from the moment it reaches the customer.
As a specialized supplier of aerial work platforms, we continue to provide overseas customers with:
- Multi-brand options including Genie, JLG, Dingli
- Large and stable inventory, ready for fast delivery
- Strict quality control and testing procedures
- Competitive pricing with reliable after-sales support
- Extensive export experience across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe
The arrival of the Genie Z45 further strengthens our boom lift portfolio and enhances our ability to support global clients with dependable high-altitude solutions.
Related News

Sep 2, 2026
Remanufactured vs Refurbished vs Rebuilt vs As-Is: What These Terms Actually Mean on Used Machinery
Four labels — remanufactured, refurbished, rebuilt, as-is — can mean a USD 5,000 to USD 50,000 price gap on the same machine. A plain-English breakdown of industry standards, what each covers, warranty differences, and how to write the condition into your contract.

Sep 2, 2026
How to Pay for Machinery from China: T/T, Letter of Credit and Trade Assurance Compared
T/T, letter of credit, Trade Assurance, or escrow — which payment method protects you best when buying used construction machinery from China? A detailed breakdown of each method's process, costs, risks, and when to use each one, with a payment timeline and comparison table.

Sep 2, 2026
What Warranty Do You Actually Get on Used and Remanufactured Machinery?
Most used machinery is sold as-is with no warranty. Remanufactured machines may carry 30 to 90 days — but what does that actually cover, and what does it exclude? An honest breakdown of warranty coverage, exclusions, how to confirm terms before buying, and ASURE's warranty policy.
