At The Utility Expo, Palfinger unveiled two new additions to its bucket truck lineup: the PB 41 AT and PB 30 T.
Designed and assembled in Oklahoma City, both models bring performance and operator-focused features to help utility fleets work more efficiently and safely, accoridng to Palfinger.
"The Utility Expo is the ideal venue where we hear directly from our customers and partners. Their feedback helps drive our innovation," said Ismael Daneluz, Palfinger vice president, sales and service for North and Latin America. "The addition of PB 41 AT and PB 30 T strengthens Palfinger's bucket truck portfolio and reflects our strategy to offer a complete range of solutions in North America, supported by a service infrastructure."
Engineered for Reliability, Productivity
The PB 41 AT is built for demanding line construction and material handling applications. It offers a minimum of 700-lb. lifting capacity from any position, a 46-ft. working height and single-hand proportional upper controls. Features such as hydraulic platform leveling, a 90-degree bucket rotator, adjustable boom wear pads, replaceable pin bushings and powder coating help maximize uptime and extend service life.
The PB 30 T provides performance with simplified operation. Designed for speed, it delivers a 35-ft. working height, 350-lb. platform capacity and 390-degree non-continuous rotation. It also features a low bucket entry point at just 1 ft. 4 in., making access faster, safer and more comfortable for operators. Additional features include speed adjustable upper controls with start/stop functionality and rapid boom movements for quick positioning.
Built with maximum serviceability and reduced maintenance downtime in mind, the PB 41 AT and PB 30 T bucket trucks offer long-term reliability and a cost-effective investment for utility fleets.
"With the PB 41 AT and PB 30 T, we're broadening our bucket truck offerings to meet a broader range of customer needs, from insulated and non-insulated heavy-lift performance to straightforward, value-driven solutions," said Brian Heffron, Palfinger North America vice president sales, aerial work platforms and service cranes. "It's about giving customers the right equipment for the job, not a one-size-fits-all approach."
Expanded Product Lineup On Display
In addition to the new models, Palfinger also showcased a range of equipment for the utility market, including:
• PB 38 AT P cable placer — introduced earlier in 2025, designed to meet the growing demand for fiber installation, with flexible platform stowage.
• ETC MH 40 IH bucket truck — a versatile unit built for demanding applications requiring performance, reach and insulation.
• PAL Pro 43 mechanics truck with PSC 8029 service crane — combining controls, which provide real time load moment indication (LMI) and durability to tackle the toughest jobs.
• PK 53002 SH knuckle boom crane — delivering lifting and versatility for complex tasks.
Expert Service Always Within Reach
Palfinger emphasized its growing service support network, including the newly opened 177,000-sq.-ft. parts distribution center in Huntley, Ill. This modern facility improves parts availability and delivery speed, helping fleets reduce downtime.
"Palfinger is committed to supporting utility professionals across North America with the right solutions and the right service," Daneluz said. "Our investment in improving service, expanded product lines and long-term partnerships ensures our customers can count on Palfinger to keep their fleets moving."
With more than 100 mobile field service units and a nationwide network of service centers, Palfinger provides on-site maintenance, repairs and faster parts delivery, backed by its promise of reliable support wherever customers operate.
For more information, visit palfinger.com.
