Magni has actually broadened its series of turning telehandlers with the launch of the RTH 8.39. The brand-new design becomes part of the 8-tonne variety together with Magni’s 8.27, 8.35, and 8.46.
The 8.39 is the outcome of Magni upgrading the 6.39. The brand-new design provides enhanced load charts since of a 2-tonne (4,409-pound) boost in raising capability.
The function of this design, like the RTH 8.35 and RTH 8.46, is its 2 extension modes. These modes admit to 2 various load charts, to assist optimize efficiency in all operating conditions.
The basic extension mode, M1, provides the operator optimum reach and greater load capabilities at the optimum height, while the M2 mode limits reach to supply increased load capability. This equates into a lifting capability of 8 tonnes (17,600 pounds) as much as 13 metres (42 feet), 400 kgs (881 pounds) with a horizontal reach of 27 metres (88 feet), and 2.3 tonnes (5,070 pounds) at an optimum reach of 38.8 metres (127 feet). Compared to the previous 6.39 design, the 8.39 provides a 33 percent greater load capability at the maker’s optimum reach in both modes.
The cabin of the Magni RTH 8.39 turning telehandler
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Typical to the whole RTH variety, the ROPS/FOPS Level 2 taxi provides security and presence thanks to its comprehensive glazed locations and slim guiding column. With the simple gain access to system, getting in and out of the taxi is helped with by a minor stagger in between the turret and chassis.
The interior uses hard-wearing panelling and quality surfaces, produced by injection moulding. The LED courtesy lights brighten when the door is opened and slowly go out as soon as the device is turned off. The air streams provide efficient thawing while an adjustable sunblind supplies shade on bright days
The lift-up armrests develop the area for a storage pocket on the right-hand side. A case to safeguard the push-button control from wear and knocks is supplied behind the seat. The RTH 8.39 is likewise geared up with an air-suspended tilting seat with a headrest.
The 8.39 uses an MCTS (Magni Combi touch system) onboard control system. Sought advice from through a 12-inch touch screen, the RTH variety’s software application supplies simple, user-friendly usage with easy to use icons to determine the different functions. The numerous themed locations are accessed straight from the primary menu screen, for a smoother, pleasanter user experience.
The 360-degree vibrant load diagram on the Magni RTH 8.39 turning telehandler
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The Magni LLD (Live Load Diagram) system provides 3 various modes for showing the load chart screen for efficient control of the operating limitations:
- Requirement, with all the load bands;
- Dynamic, revealing the workspace readily available with the load raised;
- Dynamic 360-degree, for seeing the workspace offered from above, makes it possible for higher accuracy in differing stability conditions.
Like the other RTH makers, the 8.39 is geared up as basic with a rearview video camera showed on the MCTS keep track of, that is triggered instantly when reverse equipment is engaged.