High-Lift Telehandler
Fixed-boom telehandler in the 14 to 30 m class for feeding scaffolds, roofs and steel frames, and for stacking in high bays. Stabilisers are usually needed to make the top of the chart usable.
Features
- Above about 14 m the machine needs hydraulic stabilisers and frame levelling to hold capacity at reach.
- Boom deflection at full extension is real and visible, so placing loads accurately at 25 m takes a trained operator as well as a good machine.
- Man-basket work requires a basket approved for that machine, with its own chart and control interlocks.
- Transport at this size means a low loader and often an escort, so check route and weight before committing.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum capacity | 3 500 - 6 000 | kg | at minimum reach |
| Capacity at maximum height | 800 - 2 000 | kg | what actually reaches the top lift |
| Maximum lift height | 14 - 30 | m | roof or high-bay height |
| Maximum forward reach | 9 - 20 | m | placing across a building footprint |
| Stabilisers | hydraulic, four-point | usable capacity at reach | |
| Operating weight | 11 000 - 22 000 | kg | transport and ground bearing |