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Working Height:27- 52 m
Horizontal Outreach:14.2-19.5 m
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The HAMAC HT4014 is a 4 ton telehandler with a 14 m telescopic boom, tailored to heavy materials on mid‑height building and industrial projects. Its boom reach allows direct placement of pallets, precast panels and structural components onto elevated platforms, roof edges and scaffolding levels, simplifying logistics and reducing double‑handling. A rugged 4WD running gear and tuned boom controls maintain stability and smooth operation when working close to capacity at height.
With forks, buckets, lifting jibs and work platforms, the HT4014 telehandler can take over many daily lifting, loading and light aerial work tasks on site. It is an excellent choice for general contractors, industrial plants and rental fleets requiring a telehandler that balances high capacity, practical reach and maneuverability. For owners who need a single machine to cover most mid‑height, heavy‑lift jobs on rough terrain, HT4014 delivers strong, reliable performance.
A telehandler combines the roles of forklift, crane and loader in one compact unit, switching between forks, buckets, hooks and man‑baskets in minutes to handle many different tasks on the same site.
With its telescopic boom, a telehandler can place materials far higher and further than a conventional forklift, reaching upper floors, rooftops and deep into trucks or over obstacles without repositioning the machine.
Four‑wheel drive, high ground clearance and multiple steering modes (front, four‑wheel, crab steer) give telehandlers excellent traction and stability on mud, gravel and uneven ground where warehouse forklifts cannot work safely.
Telehandlers offer high load capacity in a relatively compact chassis, allowing them to maneuver in tight spaces and congested sites while still lifting several tons per pick to useful working heights.
Modern telehandlers include load charts, overload protection, stability control and boom management systems, helping operators stay within safe working envelopes and reducing the risk of tip‑over at long reach.
Because one telehandler can unload trucks, move materials across rough terrain and position them at height, it reduces the number of machines and operators needed, cuts rental and maintenance costs, and speeds up overall project progress.
This case study describes how an HT5018 telehandler assists factory roof maintenance and HVAC unit ha
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At inland port terminals, a high‑capacity telehandler is used to transfer bulk materials between tr
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In a scaffolding and formwork rental yard, a rough terrain forklift is used to move scaffold frames,
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