HA 16 RTJ
The Haulotte HA 16 RTJ is an articulated telescopic machine with a working height of up to 16 metres and 4×4 drive. More...
The Haulotte HA 16 RTJ is an articulated telescopic machine with a working height of up to 16 metres and 4×4 drive. More...
With a maximum working height of 16 metres and a lateral reach of 8,3 metres, the articulated-telescopic aerial work platform can cope with difficult terrain.
The Haulotte HA 16 RTJ is an articulated telescopic machine with a working height of up to 16 metres and 4×4 drive.
The articulated-telescopic aerial work platform from Haulotte is perfect for working in difficult terrain at heights of up to 16 metres. A set of three hydraulically operated arms with a pivoting basket on the JIB arm moving at 140° intervals ensures that you get exactly where you need to go.
The control is fully proportional. Power is provided by a diesel engine that drives all 4 wheels. For movement on difficult terrain, the machine is equipped with a differential lock. The machine has a gradient of up to 40%, the platform is stable and capable of travelling even when fully extended.
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| Manufacturer | Haulotte |
|---|---|
| Space required on bridge | terrain |
| Horizontal outreach | 8,3 m |
| Max. load on platform | 230 kg |
| Total weight | 6 200 kg |
| Lenght | 6,75 (5,05) m |
| Transit width | 2,3 m |
| Transit height | 2,3 m |
| Maximum wind speed | 12,5 m/s |
| Working height | 16 m |
| Platform dimensions (extension) | 1,8 x 0,8 m |
| Propulsion | diesel |
| Dimensions at installation | 6,75 x 2,3 m |
The machines meet all strict safety requirements and our employees are regularly trained.
Within 15 minutes we will get you to the place under the bridge structure. Our PODMOSTOVKY can move on a bridge structure with an inspection bridge in the working position.
From the footbridge of our machines you can get to the entire surface of the bottom of the bridge deck, including the sloping sides - the machines have sufficient lateral reach and additional scaffolding for safe access to the side of the bridge deck.