Sinoboom Unveils New Access Equipment at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026

30 Jan 2026 CW Team

Sinoboom recently announced that it will showcase a wide range of access equipment and advanced technologies at CONEXPO?CON/AGG 2026, to be held from 3–7 March at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The company will exhibit more than 10 machines at its outdoor Festival Grounds booth, F-19055, highlighting solutions designed to deliver higher value for rental and end-user customers.

The display will include the latest telescopic and articulating boom lifts, slab and rough-terrain scissor lifts, and vertical mast lifts. Key machines on show include the compact AB430ERJN and AB490ERJN articulating boom lifts for rental applications, the diesel-powered 5389RD RT scissor lift with a new high-output engine, and the all-electric 2732E ALL scissor lift suited for controlled environments due to zero hydraulic oil leakage.

Sinoboom will also present the electric TB860EJ Plus Li telescopic boom lift with an Extension Range Module for extended run-time, along with VM200E AL and ML270EJ vertical mast lifts aimed at improving efficiency in warehousing and logistics operations.

Selected models will feature new intelligent technologies such as the Collision Avoidance Radar System (CARS), dual-variable control energy-saving systems for improved battery life, an upgraded 7-inch multifunction display, and enhanced security features including facial recognition and black-box data recording.

Hyman Yu, Head of the Global Product Management Center at Sinoboom, said the new products and technologies are designed to deliver strong returns on investment while supporting customers’ operational efficiency and long-term value.

The Sinoboom team will also host a press conference at its booth on 3 March at 14:20 to outline new products, technologies and the company’s globalisation strategy.

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