Kaldnes High Capacity Forklift Tucson

The high precision hydrostatic drive train is now incorporated into the 10 to 18 ton heavy truck range of material handlers. This drive train works with no clutch, gearbox, differential or conventional brakes. The modular design makes this an extremely compact truck popular for maneuverability and versatility. Features, such as panoramic mast, an intuitive, functional control layout, and spacious, cushioned cab, make the operator's environment very comfortable. A wrap-around front screen offers unsurpassed visibility. These trucks are highly adaptable and rugged, capable of handling loads which are both palletless and palletized. Additionally, they are designed for empty container handling. This truck is great for a variety of applications in heavy industry.



To allow optimal through-mast visibility to the fork tip and load, the cabin is situated in a forward position. This ensures the optimal degree of load control and maneuverability in tight spaces. To be able to ensure optimal visibility around the machinery from the driver position, there is a curved widescreen providing uninterrupted visibility and broad glass panels to the sides, top and rear.



The mid-heavy trucks in the 18-32 ton range all have 3-speed automatic transmissions powered by high torque diesel engines. Trucks in this range provide precision control of travel and load handling cycles for lots of different tasks. The modular design makes this a really compact truck with a lot of versatility and maneuverability. Features, like spacious, cushioned cab, panoramic mast and an intuitive, functional control layout, make the driver's environment very comfortable. A wrap-around front screen provides unsurpassed visibility. These trucks are rugged and highly adaptable, capable of handling both palletized and palletless loads. What's more, they are designed for empty container handling. This truck is great for a variety of applications within heavy industry.

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