Mecalac has actually released the AT1050 telescopic wheel loader for the North American market. The telescopic loader, part of the AT Series, stabilizes the performance of a stiff chassis front loader with the manoeuvrability of an articulated loader. The AT1050 likewise integrates functions, such as product handling and loading, for the building, landscaping, recycling, and composting markets. Mecalaca states that the maker is steady, mobile, and multifunctional, and is perfect for the rental market.
The AT1050 will premiere at The ARA Show 2024 along with the TA3SH website dumper.
“Our cubicle is off the beaten course,” stated Peter Bigwood, basic supervisor for Mecalac North America. “But the walk will appear brief compared to the long-lasting returns our offerings supply rental consumers by extending what they can do with simply one compact device.”
The AT1050’s stiff chassis keeps the maker stabilized by keeping its centre of gravity – even throughout tight turns – and four-wheel steering makes sure perfect manoeuvrability when browsing work websites. 3 guiding modes allow the operator to utilize two-wheel steering when taking a trip at approximately 25 miles per hour, four-wheel steering for tight turns, and crab steering for moving diagonally to get the AT1050 into position near walls or challenges. Since of its stiff chassis, the AT1050 does not lose capability while turning whereas a conventional articulating loader will minimize its capability as much as 30 percent while doing the very same motion. Unlike normal telehandlers that require a lot of space to maneuver, the telescopic loader can make a single motion within a radius of 12 feet, 2 inches (3.71 metres).
Usually, operators require to select in between a telehandler’s reach or a wheel loader’s capability to cut, move, and grade products. Jobs needing both characteristics might need both devices on an often-crowded task website. The AT1050 utilizes its telescopic boom to carry out both functions. Including Mecalac’s hydraulic fast coupler, the AT1050 can rapidly change in between forks to a number of other devices such as pails, hydraulic grapples, sweepers, or job-specific executes.
The AT1050 uses a Tier 4 Final 75-horsepower (55.4-kilowatt) engine with a DOC emissions manage system. This implies that there is no DPF or DEF fluid to handle.
Geared up with packing forks, the device has a lifting height of as much as 15 feet, 2 inches (4.66 metres) and a reach of as much as 9 feet, 9 inches (3 metres). This working variety is integrated with a lifting force of more than 3 heaps at 6,305 pounds (2,860 kgs). The monoboom style uses a clear view of the work tool, and the lifting kinematics integrate the strength and breakout force of a loader and the reach of a telehandler.