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Jun • heinrich
7th May 2009, Page 43
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Listing Sainsbury's, Carlsberg and Hays among its list of clients, Jungheinrich boasts a lift-truck portfolio that embraces electric, diesel and LPG variants.
At the lighter end of the scale, it offers models such as the battery-driven EFG 110-115, which will lift cargo that weighs from 1.0 to 1.5 tonnes. Its electric range goes all the way up to the 80V EFG 550, which will handle weights of up to 4.99 tonnes. Engine-driven models include the LPG-fuelled TFG S90. Equipped with hydrodynamic drive, it has an eight-cylinder 5.7-litre engine that generates 116hp and can hoist items that weigh up to 9.0 tonnes.
With in-cab noise levels said to be no more than 71dB(A), it is exceptionally quiet. maintains the manufacturer.
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