See how contractors, farm operators, businesses and equipment dealers chose HIXEN telehandlers for different jobs. Browse the projects by application to compare the machines, configurations and buying decisions behind each order.
An Angolan contractor ordered three HX4018 telehandlers for site handling, lifting materials to elevated work areas, and loading and unloading equipment.
A Russian contractor uses an HX5014 for construction site work in winter. The machine also has a light-material bucket for clearing snow from work areas and access roads.
A dairy farm selected the HX3507 after comparing suppliers. Its attachment package included a silage bucket, a soft bale clamp and a grain bucket for different feed handling tasks.
An integrated farm chose the standard HX4018 machine for daily handling, without attachments. This machine is responsible for moving bales, feed, pallets, and bags of produce within the farm.
A business in Seychelles purchased two compact HX3007 telehandlers for loading, stacking and moving goods around a site with limited working space.
An equipment dealer ordered one HX4018 as its first trial unit. The dealer planned to use the machine for product demonstrations, field testing and hands-on evaluations with prospective buyers.
Tell us what you need to move, how much it weighs and where it needs to go. Include your required lift height, forward reach, available working space and any attachments you need. We can use those details to discuss a suitable model and configuration.
Our telehandlers offer rated capacities from 3 to 6 tons, suitable for light-duty to heavy-duty material handling applications.
Lifting heights range from 7 to 18 meters, depending on the model. Customized lifting heights are also available upon request.
The minimum order quantity is one unit, making it suitable for both dealers and end users.
A telehandler combines forklift and crane functions, offering extended reach, higher lifting height, and better performance on rough or uneven terrain.
Yes. Compact design, precise steering, and excellent visibility allow telehandlers to operate efficiently in tight and restricted jobsite environments.
Telehandlers are designed for indoor and outdoor material handling, including warehouses, construction sites, farms, and ports.
With high-quality materials and proper maintenance, telehandlers offer long service life and low total cost of ownership.
Our telehandlers comply with international standards, including ISO, CE, SGS, and EAC certifications, meeting global market requirements.
