With a lift capacity of 3 to 8 containers high, the Konecranes Empty Container Handlers are designed with smart load-sensing hydraulics that can allocate lift power where needed, when needed. The powerful 7 litre, 180 kW, 1050 Nm engine provides the Container Handler with optimal torque at low revs, as well as reduced fuel consumption, emissions, and noise levels. When more lifting capacity is needed, easily carry two containers at a time with the double stacking model, to increase overall efficiency within the workplace.

Manoeuvring the Empty Container Handler is smooth and precise, and brakes have continuous oil cooling, ensuring full braking power is available in any situation. Hoses and cables are kept to a minimum on the wide, heavy duty mast to reduce maintenance costs and to maximise uptime.

A modern cabin makes operating the Empty container handler safer and comfortable for the operator. From enhanced visibility from each side of the cabin, to ergonomic and smooth controls with a 7-inch touch screen that provides full truck monitoring. These container handlers are suited for use in terminals, transport and logistics, ports, intermodal, and much more.

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With a fast total operating speed with lifting, lowering, and driving speed, and an option for a low or high level cabin, they can lift up to 5 containers high with a capacity of 45 tonnes. This makes the Konecranes top lift container handlers the best in their class for the ratio of lifting capacity to truck size and length.

Powered by a 10.84L, 6-cyclinder Volvo engine, the top lift container handler provides high torque at low revs with reduced fuel consumption and low noise levels. The heavy-duty mast and spreader have a strong, durable design with a large side shift, hydraulic cylinder extension and twist lock system for higher stability and increased safety.

The top lift container handlers have one of the best cabins in the market. With outstanding visibility, substantial space, and advanced controls, the operator will feel ultimate comfort when they are taking on the job.

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