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Comfort in the cab
August 1st 2006

The latest counterbalance range from Linde is designed to offer the benefits of safety, comfort and productivity, while reducing operating costs. Operational and environmental issues are also addressed.

The range is available in 24 and 48V versions with capacities from 1.2 to 2t. Depending on model, there is a choice of three- or fourwheeled versions.

The resilient suspension system provides a comfortable, cushioned ride for the operator by absorbing road shocks and vibration. Wear on major components such as the drive axle and mast is minimised and the load handling process is said to be smoother and safer.

Top-mounted tilt cylinders on the overhead guard are said to give the optimum geometric control and stability of all tilt movements for safe, precision load handling. Cab space has been increased for operator comfort.

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