A new initiative is set to transform the way materials and goods are handled across UK rail infrastructure, bringing significant improvements in efficiency, safety, and sustainability. This project is driven by Torrent Trackside, through its sister company UK Forks, with the introduction of a groundbreaking piece of equipment—the JCB 525-60E, a battery-powered telehandler that combines power with environmental responsibility.
At the heart of this innovation is the JCB 525-60E, a compact yet robust machine designed to meet the demanding needs of rail infrastructure projects. Traditionally, telehandlers have been powered by diesel, but the 525-60E marks a significant shift towards clean energy, running on a 24kW lithium-ion battery that powers an efficient electric motor. This telehandler is built to perform, offering a full day’s work on a single charge, with a built-in charger for easy overnight charging.
The JCB 525-60E is designed to lift and maneuver heavy materials with precision and ease. It has a lift capacity of 2000kg and a 6-meter lifting height, making it ideal for various tasks on rail sites. With 4-wheel drive and excellent ground clearance, the 525-60E navigates tight locations and uneven terrain effortlessly, ensuring materials are moved efficiently and safely.
Key Benefits
The JCB 525-60E is poised to make a significant impact across various sectors within the rail industry, particularly in projects where safety, efficiency, and sustainability are paramount. By combining the lifting power of a forklift with the reach of a crane, all powered by clean energy, the 525-60E represents the future of rail infrastructure development.
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