JCB 535-125 telescopic handler high visibility

The JCB 535-125 High Visibility represents a major step forward in telehandler visibility. Product specificationsMaximum lift height 12.27 m Maximum lift capacity 3500 kg Gross power 55 kW Maximum reach 8.06 m Maximum speed 29 kph Operating weight 10066 kg 535-125 High VisibilityThe JCB 535-125 High Visibility model has marked a before and after in telehandler visibility, particularly in the three-quarter rear view of the machine. It is a standard-size Stage 3 telehandler with great reach and a highly efficient Dieselmax engine. This is achieved thanks to a low-profile boom and a reduced boom section, although very strong. The result is a 10% increase in visibility from any angle, which allows faster and easier use of the machine. Finally, it has a reduced tail swing chassis to improve steering and maneuverability. Operating environmentThe JCB 535-125 High Visibility telehandler offers best-in-class comfort, especially thanks to the safe and spacious side-entry cab. • In addition to exceptional visibility, it has stable doors for ventilation, and that is only the beginning; we invest in telehandler operator comfort because it translates into real and noticeable productivity improvements throughout the working day. • This means that everything revolves around the operator, from the fully adjustable suspension seat and steering column, mobile phone charger and intelligently placed air vents, to ergonomic controls on the front console. • The controls of the JCB 535-125 High Visibility telehandler are grouped in a smart and intuitive way, with hydraulic system, transmission and stabilizer controls that allow quick, safe and precise use. The load moment indicator, which provides a progressive reading of front stability, is located at eye level for easy and safest checks. • In fact, the only ones who can lose out with the 535-125 High Visibility telehandler are those who commit theft and vandalism, since all the telehandler windows are engraved with the serial number and it has a battery isolator that immobilizes the machine. Ease of maintenance and durabilityAll JCB telehandlers are designed to achieve maximum productivity and uptime. To do this, we make sure that our components are durable and that all important elements are accessible when the time comes for replacement. • So all checks are quick and simple, and are carried out safely from ground level on this telehandler. The one-piece hood rests on a damper so it can be raised safely and without effort; protection against debris entering the radiator and the reversible fan prevent dirt ingress; the removable cooling system is easy to clean, as is the flat floor with drainage channels; and most service intervals, including boom lubrication, are nothing less than 500 hours. • All JCB telehandlers have a one-piece welded chassis to provide maximum strength and the lowest weight. The hoses are routed through the boom and the lights are foldable to prevent damage on the work site. The U-shaped boom, fitted with integrated boom tip and one-piece closing plate, has very few joints and stress points. • All key components of telehandler transmissions are tested through thousands of cycles, and all our manufacturing processes are ISO 9001:2008 certified. Maneuverability and performanceThe JCB 535-125 High Visibility telehandler has an exceptional three-quarter view thanks to the boom height being reduced by 235 mm. Innovative construction techniques and material selection have made it possible to reduce the overall size of the boom section by 13%. This adds to the 10% increase in visibility from all angles to provide fast and easy handling. • It even has a more compact chassis with improved steering lock to reduce the turning radius by 250 mm. In combination with individual wheel hydraulic motors and four-wheel steering, the 535-125 High Visibility model offers excellent maneuverability. • It also has a JCB Dieselmax engine that provides superior power and productivity. The 63 kW unit delivers power at low engine speeds, which means the engine works less hard than competing machines. This saves fuel and, of course, money.