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STABILISED TELEHANDLER RANGE

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The stabilised telehandler models are developed to meet the specific needs of customers operating in the industrial, construction, and infrastructure sectors. The range great versatility allows us to offer models featuring compact dimensions (suitable for confined construction sites), as well as models with high flow rates and lift heights, able to provide solutions even in very large construction sites. Merlo models can be offered in two versions that differ in their technical and configuration characteristics.

• ENTRY Version

The ENTRY models are easy to use and feature a simple interface. Developed to meet the needs of every construction site, as well as rental and large construction companies, they guarantee exceptional performance and economic efficiency.

These models’ most salient features include:

• Precise and powerful hydraulics with Load Sensing technology

• EPD transmission with maximum speed of 33 km/h

• 55 kW/ 75HP heat engine

• PLUS Version

The PLUS models have been developed to offer the highest level of technology in terms of efficiency, performance and versatility of use to serve the most demanding operators. These models are all equipped with the ASCS digital display to optimise the information reported to the customer.

These models’ most salient features include:

• Precise and powerful hydraulics with Load Sensing technology

• EPD transmission with maximum speed of 40 km/h

• 85,9kW/116HP heat engine

• TF35.11 TT-145: 105kW/143HP heat engine

The attachments, which are designed and manufactured at the Merlo Group facilities, are the real operational tools used by Merlo telehandlers, and are designed to bring out the machines’ performance and versatility in different operational situations. The patented recognition of the attachments and the effective Taclock hydraulic locking system allow for quick tool changes to be performed, with the operating parameters being configured automatically for maximum safety.

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