Heavy Industries

Forklifts provide specialized features and capabilities to meet the demanding requirements of heavy industries. They offer high lifting capacities, stability, durability, and versatility to handle heavy loads, oversized materials, and large machinery. With their robust construction and powerful performance, these forklifts are well-equipped to handle the challenges of heavy industries.

Recomendados Forklifts

Heavy Forklift Truck:

Description: Heavy forklift trucks are specifically designed for heavy-duty lifting operations in industries such as construction, mining, lumber, and other heavy industries. They have robust construction and powerful engines to handle heavy loads.

Benefits: Heavy forklift trucks are capable of lifting and transporting exceptionally heavy loads, making them ideal for heavy industries. They offer high lifting capacities, stability, and durability to handle large machinery, oversized materials, and heavy components commonly encountered in these industries.

Reach Stacker:

Description: Reach stackers are heavy-duty forklifts equipped with a telescopic boom and an attachment called a spreader. They are primarily used in container terminals, intermodal yards, and heavy industries where container handling is a major requirement.

Benefits: Reach stackers excel in heavy industries due to their ability to handle loaded containers. They can stack containers in multiple rows and lift them to significant heights. Reach stackers offer excellent maneuverability, allowing efficient handling of containers and heavy loads in tight spaces.

Telehandler:

Description: Telehandlers, with their telescopic boom design, are versatile machines commonly used in heavy industries. They combine the functionalities of a forklift and a crane, offering extended reach and lifting capabilities.

Benefits: Telehandlers are well-suited for heavy industries as they can handle a wide range of tasks. They can lift heavy loads to significant heights, making them suitable for tasks such as stacking materials, loading and unloading trucks, and placing heavy components. Their versatility and adaptability contribute to increased productivity in heavy industrial environments.