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A telehandler - otherwise known as a telescopic handler - is a lifting machine equipped with a telescopic boom and a lifting attachment, allowing it to function as a forklift and a crane. This dual ability - combined with the fact many telehandlers can accommodate a variety of attachments - make it one of the most versatile machines on a site. 

JCB has been pioneering the telehandler concept since 1977 and constant innovation has helped us remain the world's number 1 choice.

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Compact telehandlers are the ultimate multi-taskers: smaller models with real versatility and manoeuvrability. Thanks to their size, they're ideal for getting into those tight spaces on size-critical applications - so are heavily relied on in the construction, agriculture and landscaping industries, or any site where you need to move in and around close buildings.

There's no time to waste on-site, so a JCB telehandler is quick to start up in six simple steps: 

Telehandlers come in various shapes and sizes, with a range of lifting capacities that vary depending on the model and type. Typically, larger telehandlers can lift heavier loads.   A telehandler’s maximum lift capacity decreases as its boom extends. Always select a machine that can lift more than your required weight to ensure safe and efficient operation. JCB has a variety of telehandler models for every application, so the telehandler lift capacity varies on the machine you select. Discover JCB's range.

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Wondering what is a telehandler machine? Or how far can a telehandler reach? Discover the JCB range today.

One of the UK’s leading equipment rental firms has invested in a fleet of brand new JCB rotating telehandlers in a deal worth more than £5 million – the biggest order so far for the new product.

BYLOR, the civil engineering joint venture helping construct EDF’s Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station in Somerset, has deployed the might of one of JCB’s machines to handle thousands of tonnes of steel.