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Developed for aircraft access and inspection, Internal Cabin Ceiling Access Steps helps teams with maintenance and inspection activities.
  • Designed for use inside the aircraft cabin
  • Lightweight at 14.6 kg
  • Design prevents cabin floor damage

ART.NR 812.002.15

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Developed for aircraft access and inspection, Internal Cabin Ceiling Access Steps helps teams with maintenance and inspection activities.

Internal Cabin Ceiling Access Steps

The Semmco Internal Cabin Ceiling Access Steps is a purpose-designed access solution for aircraft inspection and maintenance. It is intended for providing straightforward access to elevated work areas, giving maintenance personnel a secure and practical working position while carrying out routine inspection, servicing or maintenance tasks.

The design focuses on efficient positioning in professional aviation maintenance environments. It provides safe access for maintenance personnel, a compact and practical working platform and easy positioning in maintenance environments. This helps technicians work closer to the required service area while maintaining a clear and usable working space.

Key features

  • Purpose-designed working height for consistent access during maintenance
  • Stable access platform intended for professional maintenance environments
  • Designed with the lightweight, robust approach used across Semmco access equipment
  • Developed with operator access, stability and efficient positioning in mind

Designed for professional aircraft maintenance

Semmco access equipment is developed for demanding operational use where mobility, stability and safe access are important. This model is suited to hangar and/or ramp maintenance according to the application shown on the Semmco product page, and its configuration is tailored to the access task represented by article 812.002.15.