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Movimentatori di materiali

Purpose-built handlers for scrap yards, ports, recycling and timber, running an orange-peel grab, magnet or grapple instead of a bucket. An elevating cab and a straight or gooseneck boom give the reach and overhead sightline sorting and loading demand. Understand the class below, then compare the live stock by make, year, hours and price.

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Prezzo tipico€32,000 - €149,750metà vendono a meno di €60,000
Annida 1988 a 2026nuovi e usati
Situati principalmente inPaesi Bassi · Germania · Polonia
Peso operativoda 20 a 48.5 tintervallo tipico
Potenza motoreda 96 a 192 kWintervallo tipico
Ore motoreda 3,650 a 18,380 hintervallo tipico

Cerca per marca

Fuchs 162 Liebherr 112 Caterpillar 86 Sennebogen 81 Atlas 37 Terex 18 Volvo 4 JCB 3

Modelli popolari

Fuchs MHL350 Fuchs MHL320F Fuchs MHL360 Caterpillar MH3024 Fuchs MHL350F Liebherr A 316

Prezzi per Movimentatori di materiali

2002 Daewoo S200W-V Material Handler2002€32,000
2012 Atlas 270 MH Material Handler2012 · 14,463 h€42,500
2008 Liebherr R954 C EW Movimentatore di materiali2008 · 19,218 h€49,950
2017 Caterpillar MH3022 Movimento Terra per Rifiuti2017 · 9,305 h€69,000
2020 Caterpillar MH3022-06C Manipolatore per Materiali2020 · 10,432 h€85,000
2018 Liebherr LH 30 M Material Handler2018 · 11,000 h€149,750

Scegliere il tipo giusto

Wheeled vs trackedWheeled machines move fast between piles and roads on hard yard surfaces; tracked machines hold ground and stability on soft or uneven scrap and timber sites.
Stationary electricPedestal or fixed-base electric handlers suit a permanent port or shredder-feed position with mains power, low noise and no fuel handling.
Boom-stick reachStraight booms give raw lift and reach for stacking and truck loading; gooseneck booms clear the cab roof for close-in sorting and grab work.
Elevating cabA hydraulically raised cab lifts the operator above the load for a clear line of sight into trailers, hoppers and high piles.
Attachment ecosystemOrange-peel grabs for loose scrap, a magnet plus its own generator for ferrous sorting, timber grapples for logs and biomass, matched to a dedicated hydraulic circuit.

Cosa controllare prima dell'acquisto

Idle-hour profileA material handler often idles between cycles, so compare the meter reading against real working hours rather than the total on the clock.
Generator and magnet wiringOn magnet setups, check the onboard generator output and the magnet cable and coupler for wear, heat damage or poor insulation.
Slew ring and boom cracksInspect the slew ring (the bearing the upper body turns on), pins and boom welds around the high-cycle grab or magnet joints, the first places fatigue cracking shows up.
Outrigger and axle conditionCheck outrigger cylinders and pads on wheeled machines, or axle and steering wear, since stability under a swinging load depends on both.

Domande frequenti

How is a material handler different from an excavator fitted with a grab?

A material handler is purpose-built with a taller undercarriage or elevating cab, a boom geometry suited to overhead reach, and hydraulics sized for continuous grab or magnet cycling, rather than an excavator adapted with a grab attachment.

Why do idle hours matter so much on this class?

Handlers spend long stretches idling between grab or magnet cycles, so the hour meter can overstate real wear. Ask for load-cycle history where available and weigh hours against undercarriage and hydraulic condition.

Electric or diesel drive?

Stationary electric suits a fixed yard or port position with mains access, low noise and no fuel logistics. Diesel wheeled or tracked machines suit sites that need to reposition around the yard or work without a power connection.

Do I need an elevating cab?

An elevating cab helps most when loading high-sided trailers, hoppers or tall piles, giving the operator a clear downward view. For low, flat sorting work a fixed cab height is often enough.