New building is dedicated to telehandlers
Manulift EMI, the Canadian leader in telehandlers, is proud to reveal its new facilities at its head office of St-Augustin-de-Desmaures. With an investment of $10 million, the recently modernized building will enable the company to devote itself entirely to telehandlers, such as the revolutionary Merlo. By offering models of telehandlers that promotes efficiency in production in addition to being on the cutting-edge of technology, Manulift ensures that client needs are adequately met.
Merlo the ultimate machine!
With its operational speed, its massive bucket capacity, its sturdiness, and its high compactness, Merlo outperforms all other technologies available on the market. Furthermore, this model generates thousand dollars in fuel savings. These benefits are due to patented features such as a solid steel belt, a 360° view, a class 1 hydrostatic transmission, and an extra-large pressurized cabin.
Merlo increases the profitability of its users by enabling them to perform tasks more efficiently. For example, the front panel allows to load and unload on one side while optimizing the storage space during snow removal. Also, the height access adds a variety of additional tasks difficult to accomplish with a conventional loader on wheels, thus minimizing manual handling.
With an annual R & D budget of 8% as well as a production of 28 units per day, Merlo is the most requested telehandler worldwide.
Photos courtesy of Manulift.