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Bobcat launch new top-of-the-range telescopic handlers

Bobcat TA0140 telehandler

Latest TA0140 and T40180 telehandlers offer increased lifting heights and class-leading efficiency

BOBCAT have launched new advanced versions of the company’s two largest rigid frame telescopic handlers. The latest T40140 (14m) and T40180 (18m) models both have increased maximum lifting heights and are based on an easy-to-use design that provides class-leading efficiency and productivity backed by state-of-the-art safety systems.

The newly improved Bobcat telehandlers include many new features and are available in both Stage IIIB and Stage IIIA compatible versions. The former option is powered by a Deutz TCD 3.6 L4 diesel engine (100hp) that features exhaust gas recirculation and a DOC-only solution to meet new emission standards. The Stage IIIA version is powered by a Perkins 1104D-44TA diesel engine (100hp).

 

According to Bobcat the T40140 and T40180 models deliver superior load chart performance in their classes when operating on tyres alone where the high stability of the telehandlers ensures minimal loss of lift height and capacity. As a result, the new T40140 unit offers the highest lift capacity of 4.1 tonnes, while the T40180 telehandler has an unmatched maximum lifting height of 16.2 m when operated on tyres.  

The hydrostatic transmission in the telescopic handlers provides 95% performance efficiency, delivering high power coupled with reduced fuel consumption.  The transmission makes it possible to place a load to the exact mm.  In addition to the precision, this is an important factor contributing to safety, particularly when loads have to be positioned at significant heights or distances from the machine.  

The unique, patented Bobcat side shift system is a standard feature on the T40140 and T40180 models, ensuring there is no need to reposition the machine if it is not aligned with an opening, providing maximum flexibility with a +/- 700 mm side shift.  

This is combined with the unique integrated frame levelling system which works independently of the main frame to provide a tilt correction on inclined surfaces of +/- 4 degrees on tyres and up to +/- 12 degrees on stabilizers for safe, optimum positioning of loads.  

Featuring optimized ROPS/FOPS protection, the new cab on the telehandlers offer increased safety and visibility through a curved front window providing a clear view of loads and attachments at height.

The machines have been specially designed to ensure minimal loss of reach when deploying their stabilizers. Increased safety is provided by stabilizer detection system, which continuously monitors the pressure in the stabilizers on the ground to ensure there are no drops/leaks at all times.

The advanced T40140 and T40180 telescopic handlers incorporate optimized electronics architecture as seen on the TL470 and TL470HF models. New generation hydraulic routings within the frame reduce potential leak points by 18% and the hydraulic system includes IP67-rated controllers on the main valve.

The machines can be supplied with a wide selection of engine, hydraulic, boom, rear, cab, frame and tyre options. There is also a comprehensive range of attachments for use on the T40140 and T40180 units, including different types of digging buckets, concrete platforms, pallet forks, jibs and winches.

 

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