November 26, 20252 min read
Genie 3246 Scissor Lift Shipped to Vietnam — Enhancing Project Efficiency with Proven Reliability

We are pleased to announce the successful dispatch of a batch of Genie 3246 electric scissor lifts to Vietnam. As one of Genie's most trusted mid-height models, the 3246 is recognized for its stable lifting performance, 9.9m working height, wide platform design, and zero-emission electric drive, making it ideal for construction, industrial maintenance, and warehouse operations.
Before shipment, each unit underwent a full technical inspection conducted by our professional engineering team, including lifting test, steering test, load verification, hydraulic system check, and safety function review. Only machines that met our export-level quality standards were approved for dispatch, ensuring customers receive equipment with reliable performance from day one.
Vietnam remains a rapidly growing market for aerial work platforms, with increasing demand for high-performance and durable lifting equipment. The arrival of Genie 3246 models will support local projects that require efficiency, safety, and long-term stability.
As a specialized exporter of aerial work platforms, we offer:
- Wide inventory covering scissor lifts and boom lifts from Genie, JLG, Dingli and more
- Strict quality control with professional testing teams
- Competitive pricing and stable supply capacity
- Fast delivery and responsive customer service for overseas buyers
This shipment further strengthens our presence in the Southeast Asian market and reflects the trust our international customers place in our products and services. We will continue to provide reliable equipment solutions and full-process support to partners around the world.
What This Means for Buyers
For used-equipment buyers, industry developments like this matter in two practical ways. First, the domestic OEM landscape in China — Dingli, SANY, XCMG, LiuGong, Zoomlion — keeps improving parts availability and service documentation, which directly lowers the lifetime cost of the machines we export. Second, trade-policy shifts affect landed cost: tariffs, certification requirements and shipping lanes can move the final number on a quotation, which is why we quote CIF/FOB per destination rather than publishing one global price.
If a headline like this affects machines you are sourcing, ask us how it applies to your destination — we will factor the current duty picture and document requirements into the written quotation, so there are no surprises at the border.
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