JCB Telehandler: New Material Handling Solutions

Developed as a continuation of traditional forklifts;

It combines the telescopic arm structure of the truck crane with the fork-mounted function of the traditional forklift, the rapid movement of the loader and the loading and unloading functions of the shovel loading material;

The telescopic arm structure extends high and extends far;

With a variety of operating attachments, a wider range of applications;

Telescopic forklifts have expanded the operational functions and operating range, and have improved the adaptability to the work site. Once launched, they quickly swept the world and have been widely used in developed countries in Europe and America.

JCB Telehandler Truck

JCB Telehandler Truck

JCB first proposed the product concept of telehandlers in 1973, and on October 3, 1977, it successfully sold the 520 Loadall telescopic handler. Since the launch of the JCB telescopic handlers, they quickly approved the market, selling 24 units in 1977. By 1980, JCB sales exceeded 1,000 units. Since the invention of the telescopic handler forklifts in 1977, the annual sales volume has been ranked first in the world for 40 consecutive years!

Telescopic loading truck, it's carrying beyond your imagination.

Every detail makes it tough

JCB Loadall is designed for hard working conditions, using excellent components, materials, and advanced manufacturing processes. It has undergone rigorous scientific verification testing.

Everything only provides customers with efficient, reliable and durable industrial equipment.

Applicable conditions

In recent years, due to its wide range of applications, telehandlers have developed rapidly in markets such as Europe and the United States, and can be widely used in construction sites, agriculture, animal husbandry, logistics, terminal operations, and high-altitude operations in conjunction with various types of attachments. The major industries such as trailer transportation and urban infrastructure have become ideal and efficient loading and unloading tools for modern industry, construction and agriculture. (This article comes from JCB)