"The Wave is very easy to use and helps anyone who has to work at height to transport goods and materials safely and efficiently. As a result, this means fewer accidents, less damaged products and higher productivity," says Product
Marketing Manager Gary Thurner, who helped develop the vehicle twenty years ago as Engineering Manager.

And Theo Egberts from Andersom Testing, who put the WAV 60 through its paces, confirms: "The ability to lift and lower people and goods at the same time makes the Wave not only an alternative to the mobile ladder, but also superior to it in terms of safety and speed."

The areas of application for the Wave have expanded considerably over the years. Companies and organizations all over the world are constantly finding new uses for this all-rounder. The spectrum ranges from retailers and tradespeople to offices, hotels, museums and hospitals, as its applications are extremely versatile: the Wave is a solution for filling shelves or carrying out inventories, decorating rooms, attaching signs, replacing lamps or for cleaning and repair work, for example. The Wave is even used for welding work on ships, handling historical artifacts and even for aircraft maintenance.

Javier Perez, General Manager of the Spanish VP hotel chain, which includes the exclusive VP Plaza España Design 5* Hotel in Madrid, is delighted: "The Crown Wave is a truly multifunctional and easy-to-use vehicle that allows us to reach every corner of our hotel.
every corner of our hotel. It has become an indispensable ladder replacement for maintenance and cleaning work and offers the necessary safety for guests and staff.
guests and employees."

The Wave travels at speeds of up to 8 km/h and is maneuverable, with the AC motor ensuring rapid acceleration. The upper charging platform of the Wave, which can be easily charged at a standard socket via its integrated charger, can carry loads of up to 90 kilograms and can be ordered with optional electric height adjustment. The lower platform can carry a further 115 kilograms.