FAQs

Telehandlers are designed for stability and manoeuvrability on uneven terrain, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. Their enhanced safety features and ability to handle heavy loads safely make them a safer alternative to manual handling or less stable machinery.

Telehandlers, or telescopic handlers, are versatile machines equipped with a telescopic boom that can lift, move, and place materials. In agriculture, they are used for various tasks such as loading/unloading crops, stacking hay bales, transporting fertilizers, and managing livestock feed.

Telehandlers can be fitted with a wide range of attachments such as buckets, forks, grabs, and lifting hooks, making them suitable for diverse tasks. These include handling biogas production equipment, managing bagasse in sugar mills, assisting in construction, and supporting infrastructure development on farms.

Telehandlers streamline material handling tasks that are traditionally labour-intensive and time-consuming. Their powerful hydraulic systems and robust design allow for quick and efficient loading, unloading, and transport of heavy loads, significantly enhancing farm productivity.

Telehandlers are better suited for outdoor environments or work. They have a telescopic boom that allows them to reach high and hard-to-reach locations. They can also handle various tasks with different attachments. Telehandlers are designed ideally for construction, and various allied industries.

Telehandlers have a wide attachment range, like buckets, pallet forks, grapples, and work platforms, allowing them to perform various tasks beyond lifting. Forklifts also have attachments like side shifters, carton clamps, and rotators, but their main function is to lift and transport pallets. The range and functionality of attachments are generally more extensive for telehandlers.

The major differences are their lifting capacity, height reach, attachments and uses. Telehandlers have a telescopic boom permitting them to reach heights and handle diverse tasks with various attachments, making them ideal for various industries. Forklifts are more manoeuvrable in confined spaces and are predominantly used in warehouses and manufacturing plants.

Usually, forklifts are not designed for high-reach tasks. Their normal reach is up to 20 feet, whereas telehandlers can reach heights of 30 to 60 feet or more. Forklifts are better suited for lower-height works within indoor environments like warehouses and manufacturing plants.

Remanufacturing is a standardized industrial process by which previously sold, worn, or non-functional products are returned to same-as-new, or better, condition and performance.

Quality

By choosing JCB Reman parts for repairing your machine be assure about quality and specification that will match to you machine.

Competitive Pricing

Reman parts are built at factory with much lesser cost at factory.
Environmental friendly- due to lesser use of raw materials and energy, recon parts will reduce the amount of disposals.

Warranty

1 Year or 2,000 h whichever is earlier.