VALLA V80R

• Manufacturer VALLA
• Max. load capacity 8,000 kg
• Traction control and boom control via radio remote control
• Electric front brakes
• ± 90° rear wheel steering
• Arm: three elements
• Tilt head with two positions as standard
• Battery: 80 V 560 Ah/on-board charger
• Electronic load limiting system 
• Removable counterweight 2 x 1300 kg
• Total weight 8,350 kg
• Working radius max. 4.8 m
• Hook height approx. 9.4 m
• L x W x H: 3,190 x 1,400 x 1,895 mm

 
Standard equipment: 

Radio remote control for traction/mast parts, non-marking tyres, 400V AC on-board charger, removable counterweight, four-position adjustable head with load hook, front bumper, electronic load limiting system with display for showing the load and jib position (LMI). 

The V46R model is now available in a trendy Italian design. Foldable fly jib and mechanical jib offer even more options for use. Manual or hydraulic jib with idler pulley available as an accessory.electronic load limiting system with display for indicating the load and jib position (LMI).

The head with load hook can be adjusted to two different positions - for maximum flexibility.

Uplifter has specialised in crane technology for over 20 years. You can hire or buy VALLA mobile cranes from us. We offer new and used electric cranes. Alternatively, you can also hire a device from our mobile crane hire service. Enquire now.

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