By Katie Holt
Magni has launched its latest rotating telehandler model, the RTH 10.37.
The company says the telehandler is, “Engineered to excel in diverse construction applications, from concrete to steelwork, this innovation revolutionizes lifting operations with unprecedented power, versatility, efficiency, and safety.”
The RTH 10.37 has soaring lifting height of 120’ 5” and an impressive maximum lift capacity of 22,700 lbs. Even at its maximum height, it maintains a formidable capacity of 17,600 lbs.
At the heart of the RTH 10.37 lies Magni's patented outrigger system, allows for the machine to stabilize where others can’t. From 0% to 100%, this system adapts to a variety of terrain or confined space, delivering unmatched stability and bolstering safety and operational efficiency.
Once positioned, the telehandler features an intuitive automatic leveling function accessible through the digital display. This groundbreaking technology dynamically adjusts the load chart based on outrigger configuration, ensuring operators operate within safe limits during rotation and lifting tasks. Not only does this enhance safety, but it also slashes setup time compared to conventional cranes.
Magni says safety remains paramount with the company’s RTH models, and featuring state-of-the-art safety features. The digital Load Moment Indicator (LMI) system, exclusive to Magni, utilizes RFID-tagged attachments to update the load chart digitally, guaranteeing precise load management.
Additionally, load-limiting technology prevents operators from surpassing safe operating parameters.
With dozens of compatible attachments, the RTH 10.37 serves as a versatile 3-in-1 solution, functioning seamlessly as telehandlers, RT cranes, and aerial work platforms.
To optimize operational efficiency, a full-color touchscreen display, grants operators seamless access to machine management software. This user-friendly interface minimizes distractions, allowing operators to concentrate fully on the task at hand while maintaining optimal visibility.
Operator comfort takes precedence with fully equipped cabs featuring HVAC and filtered air systems, ensuring a conducive working environment in any climate or conditions. By prioritizing operator well-being, Magni enhances productivity and mitigates the risk of accidents stemming from fatigue or discomfort.
Magni says it aims to set a standard of excellence in the country by empowering contractors to, “… realize their project objectives with unparalleled confidence.”
For more information about the RTH 10.37, visit www.magnith.com or contact (833) 624-6487.
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