Sennebogen expands compact telehandler line

Premium Content

The 4 tonne capacity 3.40 G follows on from manufacturer’s smaller 355E unit 

Sennebogen has added to its Multi Line telehandler series with a second, larger capacity model.

The 3.40 G has a load capacity of 4 tonnes, a stacking height of 7.7m and, and a cab that elevates to an operator eye level of 4.1m to provide all-round visibility.

Sennebogen 3.40 G Sennebogen’s new Multi Line 3.40 G telehandler

Following on from the 355 E, the first model in the range - the new 3.40 G has dimensions of 5.5m in length and just under 2.5m width and offers a long wheelbase of 3.1m with a low centre of gravity. The weight of the machine is 9.3 tonnes.

The machine has been designed for tough work environments with a high-strength, solid steel frame and sophisticated telescopic boom ensuring that the forces in loading operations are optimally absorbed by the chassis.

Equipped with a Tier V 100 kW diesel engine, the unit can reach speeds of up to 40 km/h with its stepless traction drive. The operator can choose from two modes in addition to standard road mode. In stacker mode, the machine is more energy-efficient and control sensitive, while loading mode mobilizes all power reserves for optimal loading and transport of bulky goods.

According to Sennebogen, the 3.40 G combines the advantages of telehandler and wheel loader technology. Its SML Power optimal power transmission offers Z-kinematics, found in the manufacturer’s wheel loaders and the manoeuvrability, multi-functions and compactness of a telescopic handler.

How to influence construction buyers in an AI world
The buyer journey is now more complicated than ever before, thanks to the AI world. What should construction marketers do to reach their buyers?
A smart cold play: How cold milling can offer a better bottom line for Latin American road contractors
Faced with tight margins, operator shortages and calls for more operational transparency, highway contractors are embracing digitalisation in their cold milling applications
How smarter milling can boost productivity for Latin American road contractors
As contractors across the region face tighter margins, operator shortages and growing demands for transparency, automation and digitalisation are becoming increasingly important in cold milling operations