IMER tracked spider lifts offer platform capacities of 507 to 661 lbs., with working heights from 42 to 97 feet, from a machine that fits through a doorway and crosses lawns, gravel and slopes on rubber tracks. Auto-leveling outriggers set up on uneven ground in minutes, the boom reaches up and over parapets and obstacles, and the compact chassis stows narrow enough for a trailer or a freight elevator.
Six models cover the range: a telescopic 42-footer for interiors, double and single articulated Pro models from 49 to 74 feet, and a 97-foot double telescopic for high-rise work. Every IMER spider lift runs on building power indoors through its electric motor, with gas, diesel, lithium or hybrid options for outdoor and remote sites. Engineered and built by IMER Intl. and supported by IMER USA dealers across the country.
Six Tracked Spider Lift Models, 42' to 97'
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IM R 42 / 13 T
IM R 49 / 15 DA Pro
IM R 57 / 18 SA Pro
IM R 65 / 20 DA Pro
IM R 74 / 23 DA Pro
IM R 97 / 30 DT Pro
Compare All Six Spider Lifts
US units · gas version shown where values differ by power option| Specification | IM R 42 / 13 TTelescopic | IM R 49 / 15 DA ProDouble Articulated | IM R 57 / 18 SA ProSingle Articulated | IM R 65 / 20 DA ProDouble Articulated | IM R 74 / 23 DA ProDouble Articulated | IM R 97 / 30 DT ProDouble Telescopic |
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| Working height | 42' | 49' | 57' | 65' | 74' | 97' |
| Platform height | 36' | 43' | 51' | 59' | 68' | 91' |
| Max side outreach | 22' 4" / 198 lbs. | 23' / 507 lbs. | 36' 1" / 198 lbs. | 32' 10" / 507 lbs. | 39' 4" / 309 lbs. | 50' 10" @ 309 lbs. (tower boom closed) |
| Up & Over | — | 23' | 19' 8" | 26' 3" | 29' 6" | 51' 6" (tower boom open) |
| Max load capacity | 507 lbs. | 507 lbs. | 507 lbs. | 507 lbs. | 507 lbs. | 661 lbs. |
| Transport width | 4' 3" (2' 7") | 2' 7" (3' 7") | 2' 7" (3' 7") | 2' 7" (3' 7") | 3' 3" (4' 2") | 2' 11" (4' 7") |
| Stowed height | 6' | 6' 7" (6' 9") | 6' 7" (6' 8") | 6' 7" (6' 8") | 6' 6" | 6' 7" |
| Total machine weight | 3,430 lbs. | 4,475 lbs. | Gas 6,305 lbs. / Diesel 6,437 lbs. | Gas 6,393 lbs. / Diesel 6,570 lbs. | Gas 6,592 lbs. / Diesel 6,614 lbs. | 11,012 lbs. |
| Boom | Telescopic | Double Articulated | Single Articulated | Double Articulated | Double Articulated | Double Telescopic |
| Power options | Gas | Gas · Lithium · Hybrid | Gas · Diesel · Lithium · Hybrid | Gas · Diesel · Lithium · Hybrid | Gas · Diesel · Lithium | Diesel |
Why a Tracked Spider Lift
Fits through a doorway
Hydraulically adjustable tracks retract to 31" on the 42 through 65 foot models (35" and 39" on the 97 and 74), with stowed heights under 6' 7", so the lift rolls through a standard door, onto a freight elevator or into an enclosed trailer.
Sets up on uneven ground
Auto-leveling outriggers level the machine on slopes, curbs and stairs at the push of a button, and the tracked chassis crosses turf, gravel and mud that would stop a wheeled boom lift.
Reaches up and over
Articulated and telescopic booms with an active jib clear parapets, roof edges, fixtures and landscaping, so crews reach the work face without repositioning or building scaffold.
Works indoors and out
Every model pairs its engine with an electric motor that runs the machine on wall power with no exhaust, and lithium and hybrid versions are available on the Pro models for all-electric indoor work.
Applications
IMER spider lifts work as atrium lifts in malls, airports, churches and arenas, as compact aerial work platforms for glazing, curtain wall, HVAC, sprinkler, lighting and signage installs on finished floors, and as spider boom lifts for tree work, facade repair, painting and gutter work where a bucket truck or boom lift can't get close. Contractors, facility teams, arborists and rental fleets choose the model by working height and reach, then pick the power option for the site. Available through IMER dealers across the US.
Frequently Asked Questions
A tracked spider lift is a compact aerial work platform on rubber tracks with four outrigger legs that fold out to stabilize the machine. The narrow chassis fits through a doorway and the tracks cross rough ground, while the outriggers give a boom lift's reach from a footprint and weight that work on finished floors, lawns and tight sites.
A spider lift separates driving from lifting: it drives on tracks with the boom stowed, then sets up on outriggers to work. That is why a 65-foot IMER spider lift weighs about 6,400 lb and fits through a 36" door, where a 65-foot wheeled boom lift weighs several times as much and needs a wide, level surface.
Start with working height: the IM R 42 / 13 T and IM R 49 / 15 DA Pro cover two- and three-story work and most interiors, the IM R 57 / 18 SA Pro and IM R 65 / 20 DA Pro handle five- and six-story facades with 33' to 36' of side outreach, the IM R 74 / 23 DA Pro adds variable stabilization for tight setups, and the IM R 97 / 30 DT Pro reaches high-rise facades with a 661 lb platform. Use the comparison table on this page or the Compare tool on each model page.
Yes. Every model has an electric motor that runs the machine on 120 V (240 V on the IM R 97 / 30 DT Pro) building power with no exhaust, and the Pro models are also offered in lithium and hybrid versions for all-electric work indoors.
IMER spider lifts for sale in the United States are sold through authorized IMER equipment dealers. Contact our sales team and we will connect you with the dealer for your area for pricing, demos and delivery.
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