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2020 - Durwen LSCH2Z16SO Bucket
- Listing No
- 1079140
- Year
- 2020
- Manufacturer
- Durwen
- Model
- LSCH2Z16SO
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- $4,650
- Description
- Tragkraft 2500 kg bei 820 mm Lastschwerpunkt Baubreite: 1800 mm Aufhängung: FEM3 Eigenschwerpunkt: 684 mm neuwertige Landhandel Schüttgutschaufel LSCH 2Z 16-SO Inhalt 1,6 m³ Schaufelbreite 1800 mm Schüttgewicht 2500 kg/m³ Bautiefe hochgeklappt 1749 mm Schnellwechselpratzen FEM III forkCarriageWidth: 1800 loadCentreOfGravity: 820 ownCentre: 684
About this machine
A Durwen bucket is a bulk-handling attachment designed for use with forklift trucks and materials-handling equipment. Durwen manufactures specialised buckets and scoops for the aggregates, construction, and agricultural sectors, enabling operators to move loose materials such as grain, sand, gravel, and other bulk commodities with speed and efficiency.
This is a Landhandel bulk-goods bucket (Schüttgutschaufel) model LSCH 2Z 16-SO in near-new condition, manufactured in 2020. The bucket has a capacity of 1.6 cubic metres and is designed to handle materials with a bulk density of up to 2500 kg per cubic metre. The bucket width is 1800 mm, and the overall depth when the sides are raised is 1749 mm. The bucket is fitted with FEM III quick-change carriage forks, which conform to European materials-handling standards and allow rapid attachment and detachment on compatible forklift trucks.
The bucket is rated for a load of 2500 kg when the centre of gravity is positioned at 820 mm from the fork face. The load centre and structural design give the bucket a centre of gravity of 684 mm. These specifications are critical for safe operation and stability when lifting and transporting materials. The machine is located in Germany and is priced at $4650.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
