Haulotte’s priority in telehandlers: safety and stability

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Haulotte’s wide range of HTL – compact, high lift and heavy load ranges – is much appreciated on construction sites because of their outstanding productivity and safety. Indeed, Haulotte telehandlers embedded several technologies enabling the operator to focus on lifting operations in complete safety.

As a global leader, Haulotte designs, manufactures and markets a wide range of products (material lifting equipment) with a focus on mobile elevating work platforms and telehandlers.
Telehandlers are used for their versatility combined with their power and their strength. For a wide range of uses, from lifting materials to earthmoving applications, Haulotte telehandlers increase your productivity by efficiently combining several operations. The hydrostatic transmission together with the high performing engine distributes continuous power, which means it is equally suitable for working in demanding environments, such as the waste and recycling industry, as for carrying out high precision work.

Haulotte HTL ensure utmost stability
Haulotte LMI (Load Moment Indicator) gives in real-time information about the HTL longitudinal stability conditions. It continuously informs the driver about the position of the load thanks to a load chart and includes an automatic cut off when operating with a tilting risk. If the indicator turns red, the user must modify its load position. In case of dysfunction, the LMI system can be quickly recalibrated.

Lateral stability is also a big issue when lifting and driving with suspended loads. Telehandlers must always be driven with the boom lowered to ensure that the load remains close to the machine. As a load is lifted, the center of gravity of the whole machine rises, sometimes resulting in potential instability and a risk of overturning.

On all HTL models (except compact range), the rear locking axle system maintains the gravity center in a large stable zone, thus preventing the HTL to tip over. Finally, Haulotte telehandlers (except HTL 3510 & 3207 models) are equipped with front stabilizers to strengthen lifting capacity. Once lowered, the stabilizers considerably increase the stability of the machine and allow the operator to benefit from the HTL full potential.