STEINBOCK BOSS Forklift Truck Specs PDF

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Steinbock Boss is a German company based in Mossburg, which has been producing materials handling equipment for large warehouses since 1992.

This company was the first on the market in 1930 to introduce its new product - a German-made electric forklift, and in the early 1960s - its diesel-powered forklift.

The Steinbock Boss company in 1961 presented a forklift with increased cross-country ability, at that time there were no analogues to this technique.

Such a forklift can be used in areas with difficult soil, it can also move around the territory where quarrying takes place.

In addition, the world's first forklift capable of reaching a speed of 50 km / h, in 1963, was developed and introduced to the market by this very company.

The Steinbock Boss production line includes the following special equipment: Narrow Aisle Stackers, Order Pickers, Forklifts, Side Loaders, Rough Terrain Forklifts, Container Loaders, Three Wheel Forklifts, Warehouse Racks, Reach Trucks.

Loading equipment Steinbock Boss is widely used in warehouses, because they are very convenient, compact for loading and unloading in a fairly short period of time.

Benefits of Steinbock Boss material handling equipment:

Compact – possible thanks to mobile electric forklifts.

Power - some models of loaders can lift containers weighing up to 50 tons.

These advantages of forklifts allow you to optimize, improve and speed up work in the warehouse, because they do not require a lot of room to maneuver.

Another type of special equipment manufactured by Steinbock Boss is a car loader.

In addition, the company produces a lot of equipment for farms.

The forklift trucks presented by Steinbock Boss are machines that use patented unique solutions in the field of components: starting with the system that controls the loader fork (including the ability to smoothly lower the load without giving negative impulses to the vehicle fork itself), to chassis control, tracking of vehicle systems and chassis, applied in various types of use.