Teleplatforms offer for the aviation industry an ideal access solution for aircraft painting
Since their original launch back in 1974, CTI Systems' Teleplatforms have proved time and again that they offer the aviation industry an ideal access solution for aircraft painting. Quite simply, with their limitless maneuverability, no other piece of access equipment enables aircraft painting tasks to be undertaken more safely or speedily than a CTI Systems Teleplatform.
Minimising set up times
When lowered to floor level, the CTI Systems Teleplatform’s platform is easily accessed by service technicians, while specially configured storage spaces, mean that, for example, toolboxes, can be quickly, easily and safely carried on to a platform and securely stowed at the beginning of each work-cycle.
Ground level access also enables personnel to prepare the equipment and materials that they need to complete paint stripping, sanding, washing, cleaning, masking and painting tasks in advance – also at ground level.
Furthermore, because workers do not require additional devices or structures to step on-to or off-of the workplatform, the Teleplatforms can be sited within any hangar.
So, when it comes to the aircraft painting process, Teleplatforms offer several advantages:
• Unhindered access to work areas coupled with the absence of dock structures ensure fast operational readiness and, therefore, greater efficiency;
• The Teleplatforms ability to operate freely along the length of the aircraft allows ‘wet-in-wet’ painting, while time-consuming interruptions to the paint process are eliminated;