New wheel loaders from Wacker Neuson: WL34, WL44 and WL54

With a new wheel loader series in the segment between 0.6 and 0.95 cubic meters of shovel capacity, Wacker Neuson is expanding the portfolio of articulated wheel loaders with particularly sturdy models with an excellent price-performance ratio. The newly introduced wheel loaders are aimed at rental yards and companies with frequently changing end users.

With the introduction of the wheel loaders WL34, WL44 and WL54, Wacker Neuson offers a total of eleven different models with up to 0.95 cubic meters of shovel capacity. The finely tiered product range will better meet the needs of customers from various industries. While gardening and landscaping companies rely on the compact and very maneuverable models WL20, WL25 or WL30 with a shovel capacity of 0.2 to 0.45 cubic meters, customers from civil engineering and road and highway construction usually choose the power loaders WL50 and WL55 with a shovel capacity of 0.75 and 0.95 cubic meters for efficient material handling. Rental yards and construction companies with a large machine fleet require particularly sturdy machines that are easy to operate and are particularly low-maintenance. The three new wheel loaders can score particularly well here: They focus on the essential functions and can be serviced quickly and easily, which is a big advantage, especially with changing operators.

With the new machines, Wacker Neuson implements the requirements that the company faced from the market. "It is our aim to meet our customers' desires as best as possible at all times and to meet the requirements of various industries", says Philipp Hedtrich, product manager for wheel loaders at Wacker Neuson. "Sturdy and easy-to-use machines for loading and transporting goods across short distances that can also be used as a multi-tool are in increasing demand. These requirements were implemented with the new wheel loaders – without sacrificing quality or compromising in terms of safety".

The new wheel loader models are available now.