From April 23 to 24, the Canada National Heavy Equipment Show was grandly held in Toronto, Canada. This exhibition brought together leading brands in the global construction machinery sector. As one of the largest and most influential heavy equipment industry events in North America, it attracted numerous professional buyers and industry professionals from construction, rental, municipal, and industrial sectors to visit and exchange ideas. LGMG made its first appearance at the show with a full lineup of products. The booth, dominated by the brand’s signature red color, offered extremely high visual recognition and drew large crowds of visitors.
Full Product Matrix Covering Diverse Work Scenarios
At this exhibition, LGMG showcased a complete product matrix covering multiple categories, including scissor lifts, articulating boom lifts, mast lifts, and telehandlers, fully demonstrating the company’s technological expertise in aerial work equipment.
Electric Articulating Boom Lifts (A30JE / A43JE)
Both models feature all-electric drives, offering quiet operation, zero emissions, compact structures, and agile turning. With platform heights ranging from 30 to 43 feet, they are particularly suitable for three-dimensional aerial work in tight indoor and outdoor spaces and are widely used in building renovations, facility maintenance, and curtain wall construction.
Engine-driven Articulating Boom Lifts (AR65J / AR80J)
These two models deliver powerful performance and excellent off-road capabilities, specifically designed for complex outdoor terrains and large construction sites. The AR65J offers a wide working range and strong adaptability. The AR80J, as the flagship model, reaches a maximum platform height of 80 feet, with an unrestricted capacity of 551 lbs and up to 772 lbs in restricted mode, making it the premier aerial choice for high-rise construction and large-scale infrastructure projects.
Electric Vertical Mast Lift (M2030SE)
With an extremely compact body and zero-turn radius design, this lift easily navigates highly confined spaces such as elevator shafts and indoor corridors. Its quiet operation and easy handling make it an indispensable and efficient tool for facility maintenance and indoor precision work.
Electric Scissor Lifts (S1932E II / SS2632E II)
Both models are electric-driven and cover different size requirements. The S1932E II is a standard electric scissor lift with quiet operation and zero emissions, suitable for indoor environments like warehouses and retail stores. The SS2632E II is compact and highly maneuverable, specifically designed for lightweight indoor work in space-constrained areas. Together, these two products form a complete echelon of LGMG’s electric scissor lineup.
Dual-Fuel Rough Terrain Scissor Lift (SR2669D)
Equipped with a dual-fuel power system, this model allows flexible switching between gasoline and LPG. It features outstanding off-road driving capability with a maximum platform height of 26 feet, specifically designed for complex outdoor terrains and heavy-load work sites. It serves as a powerful tool for infrastructure construction and outdoor construction in Canada.
Telehandler (H5519 / H1840)
These two models, one compact and one large, work together to cover material handling needs across all construction site scenarios. The H5519 is compact, agile, and features four-wheel drive, adapting to various complex terrains while handling both material transport and aerial work. The H1840 is equipped with a high-power hydraulic drive and a fully enclosed cab, offering strong load-bearing capacity to fully meet the heavy-tonnage requirements of heavy construction sites. The booth attracted numerous professional customers who stopped by for detailed inquiries.
On-Site Highlights
At the exhibition, the LGMG Canada team remained stationed at the booth throughout the event, welcoming visitors with professional product explanations and enthusiastic service. Professional buyers from equipment rental, construction contracting, municipal procurement, and construction machinery distribution sectors came to visit and exchange ideas, with many lingering in front of multiple exhibits. Sales staff conducted live demonstrations of equipment handling performance, receiving positive feedback from customers. During the exhibition, LGMG engaged in in-depth discussions with many key customers regarding product applications, after-sales service, and localized support. The overall response was extremely enthusiastic, laying a solid foundation for further expanding the LGMG brand in the Canadian and broader North American markets.
