Do you need a telehandler or a wheel loader?

Stay on top of your work! The variably elevating cab means that you can adjust your field of view to suit your working conditions and benefit from a 360 degree all-round view with an eye level of up to 4.25 m.

The elevating cab's single piece windshield gives an unobstructed view of the container or walk-ing floor when loading and stacking. This means work can be carried out much more easily and efficiently - you can see what you're doing. The all-round view in a raised position also means much safer working across busy sites.

The clever combination of telescopic boom and Z kinematics is the perfect marriage of both telehandler and wheel loader technology. The centrally positioned telescopic arm uses its solid construction and beveled edges to apply force in an ideal and torsion-resistant way. Just as with a standard telehandler, the telescoping boom provides an additional reach of up to 8 m.

The wheel loader-like Z kinematics give our telehandler an increased break-out force of up to 85 kN. This is up to 80% more than a traditional telehandler. When handling material with the shovel, the Z shaped design of the boom head converts the force of the shovel cylinder directly into break-out force, enabling thick, compacted material to be extracted with maximum force. Perfect for demanding operations.

Use the machine for multi-shift operations! The powerful engine and perfectly matched transmission make this possible. The variable travel drive enables both precise movements at low speeds and travelling at 40 km/h to the next site.

Two machines in one - our telehandler can operate different attachments for different tasks, both wheel loader and telehandler operations - loading and unloading heavy material, assembling and compacting, and precise stacking operations. In dusty environments the reversible fan ensures constant power from the engine enabling continuous work over many hours of operation.

The driver enjoys jolt-free working due to the vibration-damped cab and spares his neck by working at eye level using the elevating cab.