Niftylift unveiled its latest innovation, the HR22SE telescopic boom lift, at the UK's Vertikal Days event. This new machine boasts impressive specifications, including a three-section telescopic boom with 150 degrees of articulation, a working height of 21.7 meters, an outreach of 18.8 meters, and a platform capacity of 280kg. What sets the HR22SE apart is its capability to be equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell, creating a hybrid model that has shown exceptional performance and reliability. The replaceable hydrogen cylinders have surpassed expectations in terms of longevity, thanks to the ample battery capacity provided by eight 400Ah AGM maintenance-free batteries. Users can enjoy up to five days of operation between recharges with this setup. The boom lift also features essential safety and convenience elements such as Nifty's SiOPS secondary guarding system, a Tough cage platform, Niftylink telematics, and a 60 Amp onboard charger. The HR22SE's compact dimensions, reduced noise levels, and emissions make it a sought-after solution for construction and industrial tasks. Managing director John Keely expressed enthusiasm about fulfilling customer requests for a cost-effective, straightforward boom lift design that offers excellent reach and control while promoting environmental friendliness on job sites.