3T Telehandler
- Cat Class:
- 233-3020
Product description
The 3T Telehandler is a powerful and versatile machine designed for demanding lifting and material handling tasks on active construction sites. With a rated lift capacity of 3 tonnes and extended forward reach, these telehandlers from United Rentals (formerly Orange Hire) are ideal for safely moving palletised materials, equipment, and supplies across uneven terrain or into hard-to-access areas. Built to tackle demanding jobs with ease, this equipment is well-suited to large-scale residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects.
Make, model and specifications may vary. Stocked models include but are not limited to those pictured.
- 3-tonne lift capacity
- Excellent forward reach for material placement
- Designed for tough construction sites
- Easy to operate with clear visibility
- Fully compliant and ready for work
Product Features
Our 3T Telehandlers are engineered for reliable performance, with excellent lift heights and forward reach capabilities. Featuring four-wheel drive and high ground clearance, they handle rough terrain with ease, while ergonomic operator cabins and ROPS/FOPS protection enhance safety and comfort.
Technical features include:
- Rated lift capacity: 3,000kg
- All-wheel drive and off-road capabilities
- Enclosed ROPS/FOPS-certified operator cabin
- Excellent visibility for operator awareness
- Hydraulic quick hitch for fast and safe attachment changes
- Telescopic boom for forward and vertical reach
- UHF radio for site communication
- Designed for stability and load security on uneven ground
Further Information
Inclusions and Options
Inclusions:
- ROPS/FOPS enclosed cabin
- Pallet forks
- UHF radio
- Full-service history and risk assessment
Options:
- Large range of attachments to suit
Use Cases
3T telehandlers are ideal for use in civil construction, infrastructure development, commercial building, and resource sector projects. Their ability to safely lift and place heavy loads at height and across distance makes them essential on large and active worksites, especially where cranes or forklifts are impractical. Common tasks include unloading delivery trucks, transporting palletised materials, and placing loads on elevated structures or scaffolding.
