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The SPH100 Aerial Platform provides maneuverability and access into hard to reach spaces. It also comes with a larger bucket to contain more equipment or firefighters. It is made of heavy duty stainless steel. This apparatus also has a more effective reach over the cab of the engine than any other aerial apparatus in the industry. |
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The SP70 Sutphen Platform, composed of aluminum alloy for easy maintenance and heat protection, consists of many various parts within the engine.
The platform is made of 750 pounds of tip load, 70 feet of vertical reach and can hold 500 pounds of flowing water. The fully functional aerial ladder towards the front of the apparatus provides more reach and positioning options, compared to previous rear mounted aerials. The bucket provides a quick and easy passageway for those putting on gear or carrying heavy equipment and efficient evacuation up to seven stories. |
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The SP90 Sutphen is an advancement in apparatus, stepping up from a single rear axle to a rear tandem axle. It also offers an extra 23'7" of vertical reach over the previous SP70. This makes the apparatus very versatile, with a compact design. Like all Sutphen Platform models, its hosebed can accommodate up to 1,200 feet of 5 inch hosing. |
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The Sutphen SP95 Aerial Platform offers 93'7" of vertical reach with dry load capacities of 1,000 pounds and wet load capacities of 500 pounds. Like other Sutphen Platforms, the SP95 also has a 3:1 safety design ratio. It is constructed of 6061-T6 aluminum box construction and includes a 2-year aerial device mechanical warranty and a 20-year structural warranty. |
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The Sutphen SP100 has a wheel base of only 252 inches with a travel length of under 50 feet. This platform design combines maneuverability and compact size to make an outstanding apparatus. Much like the SP90 and SP110, the SP100 features Arvin Meritor brakes, as well as front and rear tandem axles. |
