October 24, 20251 min read
Indian Clients Visit Asure Machinery for JLG 660SJ and 860SJ Boom Lift Inspection
(October 2025 Visit Strengthens Global Cooperation in Aerial Work Platform Exports)
📍 [October 2025 | Asure Machinery Headquarters, China]
This October, a group of Indian clients visited Asure Machinery to inspect and test two popular models — JLG 660SJ and JLG 860SJ — before shipment. The visit marks another milestone in strengthening international trust and cooperation in the used and refurbished aerial work platform export business.
During the visit, our technical team provided a detailed demonstration of both machines' performance, including engine power, outreach capability, and boom operation stability. Clients also reviewed the refurbishment details, confirming that every part — from the hydraulic system to the control console — meets high operational and safety standards.
The JLG 660SJ offers a maximum working height of 22 meters, known for its smooth proportional control and 360° rotation. The larger JLG 860SJ, with a working height up to 28 meters, impressed visitors with its powerful diesel engine and reliable four-wheel drive, making it ideal for outdoor construction, maintenance, and industrial projects.
Our visitors expressed high satisfaction with the overall machine condition, test performance, and service transparency, showing strong intent for further cooperation in large-scale equipment procurement for upcoming infrastructure projects in India.
At Asure Machinery, we remain committed to delivering high-quality aerial work platforms and providing customized export solutions to meet global customer demands.
📞 Looking for Reliable JLG Boom Lifts?
Asure Machinery offers a full range of Genie, JLG, Dingli, and Haulotte aerial platforms — from scissor lifts to telescopic booms, available for export worldwide.
👉 Contact us today for specifications, inspection videos, and the latest price list.
🔗 Visit: www.asuremachinery.com
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