Italian telehandler manufacturer Magni has launched two 4,000kg/15.2 metre fixed frame telehandlers, the TH 4.15 S and TH 4.15 SP. The key differences are engine size which impacts the road speed and cycle times.
Both machines offer a maximum capacity of four tonnes, which they can handle at lift heights of up to 12.8 metres or forward reach of five metres, at the maximum lift height of 15.2 metres at which point the capacity is 3,500kg, while 1,400kg can be taken to the maximum forward reach of 10.5 metres.
The two models side by side
The TH 4.15 S is designed for those who typically only work with attachments that do not require hydraulic power, such as forks, paddles, hooks and fixed hook arms. It is powered by a 55.4kW Deutz, while the TH 4.15 SP has a larger 74.4kW Deutz engine. Magni says the additional power is intended to provide faster cycle times and improved response in more demanding applications. Maximum travel speed is 35kph, compared to 25kph for the TH 4.15 S.
Both models come as standard with a hydrostatic transmission, four wheel drive and levelling on both wheels and stabilisers, for operation on uneven ground.
They also feature an in-cab display that allows the operator to select the attachment in use and view the corresponding load chart via the MCTS (Magni Combi Touch Screen) system.
The TH 4.15 SP
Alongside the TH 4.15 models, Magni has also introduced the 4,000kg/19 metre TH 4.19 available in both S and SP configurations, applying the same design approach as the 15.2 metre, but with a greater lift height.
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