DIECI INDUSTRIAL TELEHANDLERS
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WELCOME to the Dieci Industrial Product Guide.
At Webbline our range of Industrial Telehandlers is supported by an extensive stock holding of spare parts and our factory-trained technicians ensure that the best performance is obtained from each machine. In addition to our new machines, we have an extensive range of used machines available and hire machines for short or long term operations. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your requirements. The Team at Webbline.
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Our business has an extensive history with Telehandlers dating back to the 1990’s where a large number of machines were imported from UK including well-respected brands JCB, Manitou, Merlo, Sanderson and Matbro. This experience with Telehandlers has laid the platform for today in understanding the needs and requirements within industry sectors; construction, civil, mining, transport and agriculture.
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Our Webbline team is a dedicated, professional and hard-working group of individuals, a number of whom have been with the company for decades. Each is a trained specialist who can help you fulfil your requirements for your specific industry operation. We work hard to create a strong business relationship with our valued clients.
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TELEHANDLERS FOR INDUSTRY
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TELEHANDLERS FOR CONSTRUCTION Increasingly, the motto for safety and versatility in construction is the telehandler, a four-wheeled vehicle with a telescopic boom capable of supporting a wide range of attachments. Telehandlers are the Swiss army knife of construction machinery – the right attachments turns the one machine into the one you need for the job at hand. Modern construction sites are a far cry from those of even 20 years ago. You won’t find many ladders being used for a start, with even a single-level building project being swathed in scaffolding to meet health and safety requirements. Labour supply is tight, and so are the budgets and timeframes. It is essential to have the right team on the right tools. “The right tools” now means nail guns instead of hammers and elevated working platforms instead of ladders. Equipment needs to perform and be safe to use whatever the weather.; and vehicles need to be versatile, in order to save on capital and operational costs by running as few as possible. This is where telehandlers are the perfect fit.
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HEALTH & SAFETY One of the strongest arguments for using a telehandler on a construction site is health and safety. A key part of the push for safer workplaces in New Zealand is to use the right gear for the job. As an employer, a construction contractor’s legal responsibility to supply staff with the right gear means there is significant financial and reputational risk in failing to do so. A telehandler fitted with the appropriate attachment will satisfy those legal requirements and show staff that you take safety seriously. With each attachment comes the peace of mind that this is a proven product available “off the shelf”, rather than an untested one-off product from the local engineering workshop.
TELEHANDLER USES IN CONSTRUCTION
To ensure the highest level of on-site safety, telehandlers must only be used by properly trained,
Not all telehandlers are the same. The basic model for construction and agriculture is the standard fixed-boom telehandler. Next up is the rotational telehandler. These rotate around the chassis like a crane, meaning that the vehicle can be stationary on its outriggers, significantly increasing flexibility and accessibility. At the top of the pile is the heavylift telehandler, which has proved popular with the mining industry in particular. The only limit to a telehandler’s versatility is the availability of a suitable attachment, and there is a long list of these, including elevated the work platform (EWP), winch, hook, jib crane, bucket and forks. Switching from one attachment to another is quick and easy. Some machines come equipped with hydraulic functions that allow attachments to be hooked up with a touch of a button. Swapping from an EWP to a winch or forks shouldn’t take more than a few minutes. Alternatively, removal of a single pin enables such a switch.
qualified operators. Planning and preparation for using the telehandler on site can also increase safety; in particular, it is important that there is a clear, pre-determined travel path for the machine to guide its operation.
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The versatility of a telehandler is a huge benefit, bringing both time and cost savings to a construction site. They have the functionality of a forklift and the reach and strength of a crane – with many models having a reach of up to 30m and a lifting capacity of up to 21 tonnes. Because they are so compact and versatile, telehandlers are capable of taking over the role of forklifts, cranes and scaffolding, allowing savings on plant expenses. They also allows work to be done more efficiently, saving time and therefore money, especially if using one means avoiding penalty payments for time over-runs. Rental options further expand their cost-saving capabilities.
BENEFITS OF USING A TELEHANDLER IN CONSTRUCTION Attaching a lifting winch turns a telehandler into a mobile crane, which means you don’t have to wait for a hire crane to show up, or to pay the hefty hire fee. Some telehandlers have a rotating upper section, and look and work in a similar way to cab-down rough-terrain cranes. Telehandlers are highly mobile and can be driven to most sites and locations. They are adept at navigating a range of working environments as they offer three different steering modes – front wheel, four wheel and crab steering. Models with 4-wheel-drive can cover the rough and uneven terrain common on building sites.
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DIECI CONSTRUCTION TELEHANDLERS
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DIECI SAFETY FEATURES Real time stability control to prevent any aggravating movements once preset safety levels have been reached Emergency stop button Hydraulic burst safety protection Roof sun visor Inching pedal for precise movement control Openable roof & rear glass Cab sound proofing Rear vision mirror Built in capacitive deadman sensor Starting only with gear in neutral Automatic parking brake when engine stopped Cabin is ROPS and FOPS certified Cab door max opening to 60°. Machine unable to be operated with door open Pressurised air-conditioned cabin to reduce dust inhalation 360° operator visibility Seat with safety belt Safety camera options
DIECI TELEHANDLERS Dieci, are a major current player in the global telehandler market, based in Emilia Montecchio Italy an area renowned for its excellence in engineering, Dieci built the first telehandler manufactured in Europe in 1983 and now have the most extensive and advanced range of models – exporting 70-80% of production worldwide. At the Dieci state of the art manufacturing plant, great emphasis is placed on quality, safety and reliability – from research and development, right through to production and testing. The Dieci R & D department places great emphasis on commonality on parts and components between models and will only use premium components from respected manufacturers with worldwide support networks and representation. The Dieci production facility engineers all steel components on site with laser and plasma cutting abilities of up to 40mm plate. This is done to ensure absolute quality on every machine that Dieci produces. Quality is further assured through stringent checks and balances throughout the manufacturing and assembly process, with exhaustive testing carried out to ensure each machine thoroughly meets all safety and functionality requirements.
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DIECI QUALITY & RELIABILITY The mark of excellence through quality control is what sets Dieci as a global stronghold in telehandlers. To ensure that all Dieci machines are reliable and durable to stand the test of time, they undertake thorough testing in real operating conditions. This is to ensure their compliance with all design specifications, safety requirements, certification parameters and the characteristics required by the market. Dieci have a purpose-built testing facility which is an area of over 20,000m2, along with a 900-metre concrete track, an off-road test course and a 400m2 covered structure that houses training facilities.
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CABIN COMFORT Happy operators make happy worksites. The new GD design cabin is designed to significantly improve working conditions and cabin comfort ensuring the operator has a work shift where satisfaction will continue through to the next operating day. New heat insulation, soundproofing, shock absorption system that is unique in the sector and the latest generation of electronics helps to maximise comfort and the user experience when operating and driving the machine.
DIECI COMPONENTRY
CABIN VISIBILITY
Dieci telehandlers use componentary from specilised manufacturers instead of designing and building their own. Engines are supplied by FPT and Kubota, axles are from Dana Spicer, and hydraulics are supplied by Bosch Rexroth. 85% of Dieci parts can be purchased locally in New Zealand as well as giving you the option of a second opinion in the event of the need of replacement.
Stylistic elegance and ergonomic design with plenty of natural light all combine to improve the interior environment and visibility. Large glass windows provide the operator with generous visibility for precision movements on the worksites and with a large wide opening cab door, this provides unhindered access to the workspace.
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ENGINES Dieci telehandlers are powered with industry leading and world renowned FPT or Kubota engines which comply with today’s stringent emission regulations and includes fully electronic control which facilitates higher performance and efficient fuel consumption. The Dana transmission combined with the FPT engine and electronic management can obtain fuel savings of up to 20%.
TRANSMISSION The hydrostatic transmission provides the precision manoeuvring and movement which is essential on worksites where often machines are working in confined spaces. The transmission provides gears for working in confined spaces and variable gears for highway movement with a speed of up to 40Km/hr.
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DIECI APOLLO TELEHANDLER 2.0 - 2.6 ton lift 4 - 6m reach Apollo 25. 6 is the fixed boom telehandler for industry and construction, with excellent features, high versatility and precise handling: it is the “mini handler”, designed to meet the needs of “small works” in fact it perfectly fits in tight and difficult spaces.
DIECI DEDALUS TELEHANDLER 2.8 – 3.2 ton lift 6 – 9m reach The Dieci Dedalus telehandlers are particularly suitable for use in road maintenance works, in town centers and in narrow passageways. The strengths of these compact and dynamic vehicles are their manageability of speed and movement.
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DIECI PIVOT LOADER 1.8 - 4.1 ton lift 4.0 - 5.7m reach The tight turning radius and having all your controls in one hand makes the Agri Pivot a dream to drive. These Tele Loaders have a smooth hydrostatic transmission giving the operator the agility and precise movements required for today’s demanding environment.
DIECI ZEUS TELEHANDLER 3.3 – 4.0 ton lift 8 – 11m reach The ZEUS range consists of powerful and compact telehandlers, designed to give the user the right balance between power and agility, wherever it is necessary to handle heavy loads in confined spaces in construction.
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CUSTOMER PROFILE Camex Civil Waikato
“With telehandlers, we only need to send one machine to site instead of three different ones.” Waikato based civil drainage contractors Camex Civil have grown to be a dominant force in the site works, excavations and drainage sectors in the Waikato. Starting in 1998 as a one-man band, after 20 years now know a thing or two about getting jobs done in the most efficient manner. In 2017, Camex were experiencing significant growth, and their jobs had changed to the point that they were doing a lot more mobile work. “We needed machines that could be moved easily and quickly from one site to another,” said Resource Manager Toby Nicholl. Camex Civil now operate three Dieci telehandlers in their fleet of machinery. “We operate telehandlers because of their massive versatility,” commented Toby, “I only need to send one machine to site instead of three.” “The Dieci telehandlers will do the job of a wheeled loader, forklift and digger in one machine,” commented Toby, “we are still finding more jobs they can assist with, even after running them for over two years.” “The Dieci’s are quick and easy to change attachments, we can swap between pallet forks and buckets depending on the job without any fuss,” said Toby. They find the telehandlers more useful than wheel loaders, particularly when needing to reach over dirt piles. “The extendable boom makes it safer for us when working near trenches, as we can stay further away from the walls when backfilling,” said Toby. “The Dieci’s are pretty easy to teach the staff how to operate,” says Toby, “The controls are nice and simple, there is nothing sophisticated with the operation, and it only takes an hour or so to get them familiarised with the operation.”
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DIECI RUNNER TELEHANDLER 4.0 ton lift 13m reach The Runner “Family” consists of extremely versatile vehicles, especially suitable to any environmental and working situation, thanks to the wide range of accessories that can be fitted. This model can be equipped with 40km/h road speed, and are very compact considering its lift and reach capabilities.
DIECI ICARUS TELEHANDLER 4.0 – 5.5 ton lift 14 - 18m reach ICARUS is a family of machines particularly suitable for large jobs in the construction and industry sectors, thanks to its great strength, power and lifting heights. The engine hood has been designed to reduce the noise emission and optimize heat dissipation, since it has to operate in workplaces which are often dry, dusty and challanging environments.
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DIECI HERCULES TELEHANDLER 10 - 23 ton lift 10m reach The Hercules family consists of powerful telehandlers, which are positioned in the “giants” market. They include all the “pluses” related to safety, handling and comfort, and highly advanced hydraulic solutions. They are able to use all of their strength in large construction sites, in mining sites and quarries, in harbours and shipbuilding yards, and “heavy” work in general.
DIECI SAMSON TELEHANDLER 5.0 – 7.5 ton lift 8 - 10m reach The Samson family consists of extremely strong and compact telehandlers, its outstanding power and agility qualities make it particularly suitable for heavy and intensive work both in the construction and industrial sectors. This machine is undoubtedly the most popular models in New Zealand and has exceptional power to weight ratio.
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CUSTOMER PROFILE Scott Construction Nelson
Scott Construction prides themselves in being an award-winning high end residential and commercial building company based in the South Island. Primarily based in Nelson which has around 75 builders, a range of apprentices right through to carpenters, Scott Construction have bases in Blenheim and Queenstown. Scott Construction runs a Dieci Icarus 40.17 Telehandler at their Nelson operation along with an older Dieci they acquired. Project Coordinator Brook Johnson likes running telehandlers on their construction projects because of their versatility. “It’s not just their ability to shift materials around on site, but the various attachments that they come with,” said Brook, “for example, the fly jib enables us to lift big 6x2 frames instead of using six guys to carry them into place. It now only takes three people and is much safer and faster.” Scott Construction has found that they can remove scaffolding earlier in build stages which enables them to get onto landscaping sooner. “If we need to get back up on the side of the buildings for painting, we use the man cage on the telehandler with its 17m reach. This saves us a lot of time and equipment through a whole build project,” said Brook.
“The thing that appealed to us about the Dieci brand was that we had familiar experience with the older model. It isn’t a huge machine, but the thing that stood out for us was the fact that it is over ten years old and nothing much has changed as far as the functionality,” said Brook, “Obviously the safety features and the technology that was in the new machine is state of the art but the way that it operates with the toggle switches, it was the same machine. This meant that guys who were familiar with the older model, were also able to easily adapt to this machine and use it as they need it.” Brook has found Webbline very easy to deal with. “Right from the moment they approached us, and we talked about options around how we wanted to finance it and how that side of it works. They’re accommodating in that area,” he said, “the whole process from communication from where our machine was on the voyage from there to New Zealand, we got regular updates.” “We found that when the machine arrived, we had some questions about the operation of the safety features,” said Brook, “Webbline was very knowledgeable about the product and quick to explain how they work.
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DIECI DUMPER The Dieci dumpers are versatile, easy to handle, lightweight and agile vehicles, with increasing load capacity. Each model has specific characteristics, especially designed for every work requirement. Ideal vehicles for handling materials on construction sites or in industrial environments as they are either an articulated or four wheel steer dumper with a front unloading dump body, and a simple and robust construction. Four wheel drive gives these machines great traction in difficult conditions.
DIECI CONCRETE MIXER 10 - 23 ton lift 10m reach
All machines are fitted with a reversible cab.
The proven design of the spiral blades allows homogeneous mixing in all sections. The high thickness of the steel used for the mixing drum ensures its dimensional stability and long life. Manoeuvrability, compactness and agility, combined with the four wheel drive and four wheel steer make the Dieci self-loading and rotary truck mixers indispensable. These mixers are espically useful in tunnelling operations, along with their reversible cab
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DIECI PEGASUS TELEHANDLER 3.8 – 6.0 ton lift 16 – 30m reach The PEGASUS series consists of telehandlers with 360° rotation characterized by extreme flexibility of use. It is possible to install many different types of attachments to be fitted that make them suitable to carry out multiple applications, so that a one machine can operate as a telehandler, aerial platform and crane.
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ATTACHMENTS FOR DIECI TELEHANDLERS Having the correct attachment on the telehandler ensures efficiency and health and safety are in the best interests of the operator and personnel in the workspaces. The range of attachments is available to cater for almost all types of applications with some special requirements tailored to fit specific niche markets. Lifting Jibs Man Cages Concrete Mixing Bucket Ladle Forks Buckets Grapples Sweepers Winches Remote control options
Swap attachments at touch of a button
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SERVICING BY WEBBLINE Our service is geared from the moment you pick up the phone. This comes right down to our two key after sales areas: service and parts.
HIRE, LEASE & SALES OF DIECI TELEHANDLERS HIRE & LEASE OPTIONS Webbline understands the challenges that companies face when considering the feasibility of a telehandler included in their operation. That is why Webbline also offer Hire or Lease on telehandlers as it’s often considered a realistic and tangible option to test the concept or to suit the monetary requirements. Whether it is lease, short term or long term hire the Webbline team will endeavour to, firstly understand the requirement and secondly to provide the correct machine and attachments to give your operation added efficiency.
Finance Lease Advantages The lease can be a tax-deductible expense. The lease can be off balance sheet. With leasing you get the use of the asset without the immediate cost of ownership and you are paying for the asset over its working life while you have an income from it.
Webbline runs a 24 hour phone service, so no matter what time of the day or night you call, there is a friendly voice on the phone. We are there to assist in getting your requirements attended to as soon as possible. We also understand the pressure that our clients are under when in the middle of a busy project and we have a nationwide team of trained service personnel. Our service team are committed to seeing your machine operational from pre-delivery and right throughout its hardworking life.
At termination of the lease the machine can be purchased if required for a set residual amount which is typically lower than its actual value. You can free up depreciating capital assets and use the capital to reduce debt or invest into growing the business. Hire Advantages Easy on cashflow. Fills short term requirements. Avoid depreciation. Flexible hire periods. Pay under operational expenditure. Charges hourly, weekly or monthly depending on requirements. Range of new and used machines available. Servicing New Zealand wide
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Dieci Telehandlers in Action
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