10 November 2015, 11:16
The Ruhr region is now one attraction richer: with the recently delivered SCHEUERLE-NICOLAS EuroCompact 4 + 6, the Oberhausen-based forwarding company, Timmerhaus, now has a real highlight in its fleet. Accommodating payloads of up to 110 tonnes along with an innovative extension concept make the vehicle something very special. In the process, payload dimensions are now feasible that have otherwise been reserved only for modular vehicles.
"With the SCHEUERLE-NICOLAS EuroCompact 4 + 6, we are entering into the upper threshhold and in so doing realize the maximum possible from this. A 110 t payload - this is normally something only transported by modular vehicles", says Joachim Kolb, Area Manager Sales at TII Sales, the joint sales and distribution company of SCHEUERLE, NICOLAS and KAMAG. "Particularly in the densely populated Ruhr region, interspersed with a wide range of weight-limited bridges, this was a real opportunity for our engineers to showcase what they are capable of," added Kolb. Through a recessed coupling positioned between the first axle line of the dolly bogie unit as well as other optimizations, the SCHEUERLE-NICOLAS EuroCompact has gained almost one metre extra loading length whilst the combination length has remained the same. Together with a wide prism boom recess, a telescopic excavator deck, a spacer for the realisation of a continuous loading area, and a range of heavy-duty lashing points, the compact semi-trailer is perfectly prepared for all possible loads. The innovative extension concept features offset extensions that can be pivoted by 180° which results in a particularly low loading height. The continuously variable fifth wheel load adjustment allows easy adaptation of the SCHEUERLE-NICOLAS EuroCompact to suit a wide range of fifth wheel loads of different tractors. The one and a half metre centre distance protects roads and bridges in spite of the high payloads and simplifies approval procedures. In its own right, the SCHEUERLE-NICOLAS EuroCompact is ideally suited for the transportation of crusher units, excavators and other construction equipment. Weight-optimized along the entire length, the vehicle has a particularly good tare weight/payload ratio and, through the 65° steering angle on the front pendulum axle dolly and 60°on the rear bogie unit, is also extremely manoeuvrable.
Source: TII - Transporter Industry International GmbH
Set LECTURA Press as your preferred source