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28/08/2026
KAMAZ and Phoenix presented KAMAZ-65657 hydraulic lift

KAMAZ PTC and the Phoenix Special Equipment Plant have developed a new model of hydraulic lift based on the new generation K5 chassis. The vehicle is designed for operation in difficult conditions and meets the current requirements of construction, municipal and industrial enterprises.

KAMAZ-65657 features a record lifting height of 54 m with a cradle load capacity of up to 400 kg. This allows a team of three specialists with tools to perform tasks at the level of high-rise buildings, power poles, masts and other facilities without involving additional equipment.

Thanks to the wheel formula of the KAMAZ-65657 (6×4) chassis and the weight distribution (curb weight – 21,100 kg, gross weight – 29,000 kg), the hydraulic lift retains its maneuverability and stability even on limited platforms. The 360° radius of cradle rotation and the large horizontal reach expand the work zone and simplify access to hard-to-reach areas.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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