INetz Chemnitz expands its fleet with a new Europelift TM13G

Europelift TM13G heads to Chemnitz

INetz Chemnitz has acquired a new Europelift TM13G to broaden its operational capabilities. The company chose Chemnitz’s new landmark, the “Bunte Esse” (Colorful Chimney), as the handover location—marking a significant step toward enhancing its service offerings.

The Bunte Esse, a newly redesigned industrial monument, stands for Chemnitz’s structural transformation. At a height of 302 m—colloquially called the “Lulatsch”—it is considered probably the tallest artwork in the world. Its 18,000 m² exterior was designed by French artist Daniel Buren and consists of seven colored sections ranging from aquamarine to traffic yellow. At night, 168 LED lights make the chimney shine far beyond the city limits, symbolizing Chemnitz’s creative and dynamic development.

The Europelift TM13G is a trailer-mounted aerial work platform, ideal for work at height and distinguished by its flexibility and user-friendliness. With a working height of 13 m, a maximum outreach of 6.1 m, and a maximum platform load of 220 kg, it is specifically designed for the demands of urban environments. As special equipment, INetz Chemnitz opted for a hydraulic maneuvering drive and a petrol engine.

For all height-related tasks involved in the maintenance, installation, and repair of gas, drinking water, electricity, and district heating and cooling systems, INetz Chemnitz will rely on our machine going forward.

We wish them many safe and successful operations with the new Europelift TM13G trailer-mounted platform!