Telescopic forklift

Telehandlers, also known as telescopic forklifts, are multi-purpose forklifts with off-road performance and telescopic arms. In 1981, they were introduced to the market by Manitou, France.

Small

The lifting height is 4m-6m, the load capacity is 1.5t-2.5t, 3-wheel or 4-wheel all-wheel drive, diesel-driven.

Universal

Lifting height of 7 meters to 18 meters, load capacity of 3 tons to 4 tons, 4-wheel all-wheel drive, three steering modes (two-wheel steering, four-wheel steering, crab steering), with or without auxiliary support legs, with or Without body balance, diesel drive.

Rotating type extension

Lifting height 14m-30m, load capacity 3.2t-5.0t, body 400° or continuous rotation, 4-wheel all-wheel drive, three steering modes (two-wheel steering, four-wheel steering, crab steering), with auxiliary support Legs, diesel driven.

Heavy stretch

The lifting height is 6m-10m, the load capacity is 6ton-21tons, four-wheel all-wheel drive, three steering modes (two-wheel steering, four-wheel steering, crab steering), with body balance, diesel drive. Busy at both ends, telescopic loaders, underground loaders

Agricultural type

Lifting height is 5m-10m, load capacity is 2.3-4.5t, 4-wheel all-wheel drive, three steering modes (two-wheel steering, four-wheel steering, crab steering), with or without body balance, diesel drive.

Construction site

For unloading and short-distance transportation of building materials, the building materials are directly delivered to the operating point or fed to truck cranes and tower cranes.

Handling of various materials on the construction site and cleaning up the site.

Use forks and spreaders to transport block, strip, and irregular-shaped building materials; use hoppers to transport bulk materials and level the ground; use aerial work platforms for high-altitude installation; use glass suction cups to install curtain walls; and so on.

Industrial Enterprises

Handling various materials on rough ground.

Agriculture and Animal Husbandry

Handling of forage bales in the pasture, shredding of fodder, feeding of forage, and cleaning of manure.

Forage, straw, etc. are packaged and transported