U.S. Patent Nos.: 7,434,521 & 7,661,372 & 8,899,379 & 9,114,967
Canadian Patent No.: 2,659,196
More patents pending in the US & internationally
The Lombardi Lift can be attached to any telehandler and aerial work platform. The Lombardi Lift achieves greater accessibility and can be configured into L- Shape, U-Shape, and can surround a vertical structure to provide 360 degree access. The platform can adjust to match various widths and depths, as well as provide an ability to move vertically along the structure. The Lombardi Lift can access two or more sides of a structure, minimizing the need to re-position the telehandler at the base.
The Lombardi Lift makes working at elevated heights easier, safer and more efficient for the worker.
*Note that safety rails and platform inserts can vary in size to accommodate different sized structures. The Lombardi Lift meets ANSI, OSHA, and insulation requirements.
Applications of Use
Several example applications and animations are included below:
- Municipalities
- Residential Construction
- Painting
- Security Companies
- Pressure Washing
- Landscapers
- Remodeling
- Telecommunications
- Schools & Universities
- Airports
- Shopping Complexes
- Chimney Sweeping
- Mining
- Sign Companies
- Agriculture
- Tree Trimming
- Museums
- Light Maintenance
- Churches
- Park & Recreation Services
- Roof Maintenance & Repair
- Cleaning & Decorating
- Chimney Restoration & Repair
- Commercial Construction
- Restaurants
- Golf Courses
History
Donald Lombardi designed and patented The Lombardi Lift: Versatile Work Platform in 2007. Lombardi currently holds an additional three U.S patents and one Canadian patent for this design. The prototype was constructed and demonstrated on November 11, 2016, at Diversified Products Development, an engineering and manufacturing company specializing in heavy industrial equipment.