Niftylift HR12N Shortlisted for Working at Height Awards 2026
Recognition for compact design, efficient electric performance and built-in operator protection.
Monday 26 October 2026

The Niftylift HR12N, known as the SP34N in North America, is shortlisted for the New Product Award – Boom Lifts at the 2026 Working at Height Awards.
Niftylift is proud to announce that the HR12N (MK3), known as the SP34N in North America, has been shortlisted for the New Product Award – Boom Lifts at the 2026 Working at Height Awards.
The winners will be announced this Thursday, 29 October, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando, Florida, following the Working at Height Conference. The awards bring together the powered access industry to celebrate achievements in safety, innovation and performance.
Compact design, practical benefits
The latest-generation HR12N combines a narrow chassis with efficient electric drive and built-in operator protection, helping hire companies and their customers tackle demanding access tasks in confined spaces.
With a working height of 12.1m, working outreach of 6.4m and a chassis just 1.5m wide, it provides versatile access for warehouses, manufacturing facilities and maintenance applications. Its 225kg platform capacity accommodates two operators and their tools, while proportional controls and a telescopic upper boom support precise positioning.
The range includes the All-Electric HR12NE and Diesel-Electric HR12NDE, offering a choice of battery-only power or onboard charging for sites with limited access to electricity. Both feature Niftylift’s ToughCage and SiOPS® operator protection system.
Recognition for the Niftylift team
Reaching the shortlist is a proud achievement for everyone involved in developing, building and supporting the HR12N. It reflects our continued focus on delivering practical improvements that help customers work safely and efficiently at height.
We look forward to the announcement this Thursday and congratulate all the finalists in this year’s awards.
Explore the HR12NE or learn more about the Working at Height Awards.
