Heavy loads expertly from A to B

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Heavy loads expertly from A to B

Using Wagenborg Nedlift's conventional axle lines, heavy loads can be transported over long distances. 

 

The modern trailers have a variable trailerdeck height of 1,200 mm +/-300 mm and swing axles that can be rotated up to 60°. The maximum axle load is 36 tonnes. The 100-tonne vessel bridge allows heavy and high loads to be transported by road. 

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Technical information conventional axle lines

Brochure modular trailers

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Datasheet conventional axle lines

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Wagenborg Nedlift in a nutshell

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operators with lots of expertise

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loads up to approx. 2500 tons

working area heavy transport: across Europe

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conventionele trailers, SPMTs and more

Would you like to know more about our solutions with conventional axle lines?

Would you like to know more about our solutions with conventional axle lines?

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Bert Top

Salesmanager heavy transporrt

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05 February 2024 Sustainable world premiere for Wagenborg

On 12 January 2024, Wagenborg Nedlift, via Blue Sky Equipment BV (importer), reached an agreement with China's XCMG for the delivery of the world's first hybrid 60-tonne mobile telescopic crane.

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12 December 2023 Road Trip Zero Emission team

Lifting on a construction site with zero emissions? Even at peak loads? Or when there is no power supply? It's all possible. But how exactly? Pim Bontjer, sales manager at Wagenborg Nedlift, and Ben Meems, sales engineer at Hybrid Power Units, explain.

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28 August 2023 Expansion of the Liebherr fleet at Wagenborg Nedlift

Wagenborg Nedlift's investment programme is well underway: a new Liebherr LTM 1150-5.3 arrived at the yard earlier this month. And last week it was announced that a further five new cranes have been ordered.

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