Haulotte Group expands its offering with new heavy load capacity telehandler range

The Haulotte Group has expanded its telehandler offerings to now include three ranges:

Compact range: HTL3210, HTL3510, HTL4010

These compact telehandlers lift 3.2 to 4 tonnes and are designed to lift any type of load to heights up to 10 m. This range addresses needs in the construction and industrial sectors where performance and compactness are needed.

High lift range: HTL3614, HTL3617, HTL4014, HTL4017

This range is able to lift 3.6 to 4 tonnes up to 17 m. Four-wheel drive offers both power and maneuverability.

Heavy load capacity range: HTL5210, HTL6508, HTL7210

This is an entirely new line of Haulotte telehandlers specifically intended for heavy loads. This range addresses needs for handling loads of 5.2 to 7.2 tonnes.

HTL5210

This latest addition to the Haulotte range offers the best load rating for the 10 m segment with a lift capacity of 5.2 tonnes up to a height of 10 m, representing a maximum forward reach at 3.5 tonnes to 5.8 m with the stabilizer.

Ideally suited for all types of applications in the heavy construction, mining, oil, port cargo handling and recycling sectors, this telescopic handler is synonymous with optimal productivity.

• The stabilizers, included in the standard configuration, ensure an excellent horizontal outreach, and the rear axle locking system of the HTL range offers greater lateral stability for a very high load rating performance for the upper section.
• Easy to operate on non-stabilized surfaces, HTL5210 is a four-wheel drive and all-terrain telehandler. This model is equipped with a hydrostatic transmission for high precision movements and an inching pedal system for a smooth and easy approach. The result is an extremely versatile range of applications based on the availability of numerous compatible accessories.

The HTL 5210 is a powerful telescopic handler powered by a Tier 4 Interim / Stage IIIB Perkins 113-hp (83-kW) engine for Europe, and a Tier 3 Perkins 95-hp (70-kW) for Latin America, North America, the Asia-Pacific region, Russia & the Middle East.

HTL6508 / HTL7210

The HTL6508 and HTL7210 are extremely powerful "heavy load capacity" telehandlers with lift capacities without stabilizers for 6.5t up to 7.7 m for HTL6508, and 7.2t up to 9.5 m for the HTL7010.

Ideally suited for safely handling bulky and heavy loads, the HTL6508 and HTL7210 are intended in particular for extraction industries and civil engineering works and for pick-up and carry operations.

The HTL6508 model sold in Europe and North America and the HTL7210 model in Latin America, the Asia-Pacific region and the Middle East, complement the HTL5210 model by offering load capacities of more than six tonnes.

With the priority given to safety and comfort, an integral part of the Group's DNA, the HTL6508 and the HTL7210 include pothole guards with a cut-off system preventing dangerous movements and a limited slip differential on the front axle and the cabin, as well as an inching pedal for smooth and precise forward movements even with the engine at full throttle.

This range is equipped with FPT Tier 4 Interim 130-hp (96-kW) FPT engines for Europe and North America, and FPT Tier 3, 127-hp (93-kW) engines for Latin America, the Asia-Pacific region, Russia and the Middle East.

Particularly versatile with a wide selection of compatible equipment available, these two new telehandlers effectively complement the new HTL5210 in the demanding segment for high-capacity lifting equipment.

Haulotte Group has selected a manufacturer with proven expertise to complete its product offering by marketing the DIECI telehandlers under the HTL6508 and HTL7210 brand names.

All HTL telehandler ranges can be rapidly fitted with multiple accessories (quick-fits): forks, simple or toothless buckets, work tools holder, hooked brackets and side-mounted work tool containers. These machines offer excellent maneuvrability and significant work autonomy under optimal conditions of safety and comfort. The HTL ranges comply with EC standards and the TUV directive.