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Komatsu Tyre Handler
Standard IC engine powered
- Fuel type Diesel
- Capacity (kg) 10000 (FD100-8), 11500 (FD115-8), 13500 (FD135-8), 16000 (FD160E-8), 20000 (FD200-7), 25000 (FD250-7)
- Capacity (lbs) 22046 (FD100-8), 25353 (FD115-8) , 29762 (FD135-8), 35273 (FD160E-8), 44092 (FD200-7), 55115 (FD250-7)
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Contact usEfficient and safe tyre management in mining operations
Komatsu Tyre Handlers are available from 500 kg capacity to 10,500 kg capacity with a maximum tyre outer diameter (O.D.) of 3210 mm to 4000 mm for large mining vehicles. Special sizes are available upon request. Have a special requirement? No problem, all our tyre handlers are purpose built to meet our customers individual needs.
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Features and benefits
Komatsu reliability
The Tyre Handler is built with an exclusive, integrated design that provides superb value, reliability and versatility. Komatsu’s exclusive, integrated design provides superb value, reliability and versatility. The manipulator stands up to the toughest conditions, offering optimum productivity in combination with our rugged large capacity heavy-duty trucks. It is a real workhorse that can handle the heaviest tyres with ease.
Environmental and operator safety
Solid grip and precise hydraulic control, the Komatsu Tyre Handler offers maximum safety inside workshops or outside on the mining field. The operator can move the tyre up or down, tilt it, shift it to the side, body rotate and pad rotate it with complete confidence, mounting the whole tyre assembly over the wheel hub and lining it up with the mounting holes with pinpoint accuracy. He can position the tyre before fitting it to the rim, turn it for inspection and move it and stack it for storage, all safely and surely.
Multi function controls
Depending on customer requirement we can offer up to six independent functions, lift, tilt, side-shift, 360 degree body rotation, clamp and pad rotation. They are all standard with the Komatsu Tyre Handler. Each control lever is ergonomically placed to the right of the steering wheel so the operator can easily identify which is which.
