PALFINGER North America Introduces 9 NEW Crane Models
NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO - PALFINGER continues to introduce new models in its trendsetting "High Performance" range. Nine new crane models were recently introduced to the North American market.
by Staff
July 21, 2010
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NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO - PALFINGER continues to introduce new models in its trendsetting "High Performance" range. Nine new crane models were recently introduced to the North American market.
The PALFINGER Compact telescopic series has been completely redesigned in the performance class up to four metric tons. The new models offer an up to 15-percent increase in lifting moment and up to a 25-percent decrease in dead weight. In addition, the new models have more reach and an improved slewing system. PALFINGER Compact models PC 1500, PC 2700, and PC 3800 set a new benchmark in this range, according to the manufacturer.
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PALFINGER introduced two new models in the small knuckle boom class, the PK 3400 and PK 4200. Representing a significant advancement in small-crane design, the newly developed extension system allows up to 32' 2" of hydraulic reach. These new cranes are ready for use in the building materials trade, horticulture and the municipal sectors!
With top-of-the-line technological equipment, the PK 13002 and PK 14002-EH redefine the meaning of state-of-the-art! Each new High Performance Power Link crane stands out from the crowd due to its innovative technology and functional design. The Power Link Plus System (where the knuckle boom is capable of tilting upwards to 15 degrees) comes standard on these two new models, enabling operators to carry out even the most difficult tasks in tight quarters with utmost precision.
The PK 40002-EH and PK 50002-EH are the latest models introduced in the heavy-duty High Performance series. These models are distinguished by their innovative and user-friendly product design, high payload and enormous hydraulic outreach. Equipped with a dual drive endless slewing system, maintenance free boom system, function design elements and Power Link Plus, the PK 40002-EH and PK 50002-EH are ambassadors of PALFINGER's leadership in technology.
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