Merlo telehandler

Merlois aBrand nameand comes from the Italian family businessMerlo SpA

The word itself is not a German noun, but theName of the founder– and literally means in Italian:“Blackbird” (songbird).

In the world of workMerloespecially for high-qualityTelehandlers, roto stackers and special machinesfrom Italy.

Merlo currently offersaround 80 different telehandler modelson – distributed acrosseight series, includingPanoramic, Roto, Multifarmer, eWorker and Kompakt.

The models differ inLoad capacity, range, size and intended use– from compact electrical devices to heavy, rotating telehandlers with a lifting height of over 30 m.

Merlo mainly usesDiesel engines from Deutz and Kubota, depending on the model and performance range.

Compact and mid-range models often haveKubota engineswhile larger machines such asPanoramic or RotowithDeutz enginesare equipped.

In addition, Merlo offers theeWorker seriesalsofully electric modelswithemission-free electric drivefor indoor and urban use.

For driving a Merlo telehandler onpublic roadsIn Germany, theDriving license class T, C1 or Crequired – depending onWeight and design-related top speed.

OnCompany premises or construction sitesoften aDevice instruction + operator training, e.g. about theSYSTEM-CARD for telehandlers.

The decisive factor is:Whereyou drive (road or off-road) andwhich modelyou use (e.g. rigid, Roto or Multifarmer).

A Merlo telehandler can – depending on the model –between approx. 2,500 kg and 12,000 kglift.

Compact models start at2.5 t load capacity, while heavy equipment such as theMerlo P120.10up to12 t loadcan record.

The maximum load capacity depends onLifting height, reach and attachmentoff – always pay attention to the load diagram.

Merlo produces all telehandlers and machinesat the headquarters in Cuneo, Italy.

The entire development, production and assembly takes placecentrally located in the company's own factoryinstead – on over300,000 m² production area.

Merlo stands for“Made in Italy”with high vertical integration, innovative technology and in-house component development.

The maximum lifting height of a Merlo telehandler depends on the model and ranges from approximately 6 m to over 35 m.

• Compact models reach about 6 to 10 m
• Standard and Multifarmer models: 7 to 12 m
• ROTO models with rotation function: 16 to over 35 m

At BIBERGER you will find Merlo equipment for almost every application – from indoors to large construction sites.

The manufacturer of Merlo telehandlers is the Italian companyMerlo SpAbased inCuneo, Italy.

The family business has been developing and producing for over 50 yearsTelehandlers, Roto models, Multifarmer and special machines– completely in-house production.

The maximum travel speed of a Merlo telehandler is between 20 km/h and 40 km/h, depending on the model.

• Compact and standard models usually travel up to 25–30 km/h
• Multifarmer and some ROTO models reach up to 40 km/h
• Slower special machines are limited to 20 km/h

A corresponding driving license and registration are required for road traffic.

The currently largest Merlo is the Merlo ROTO 100.56 S Plus – a rotating telehandler with:

• up to 35 m lifting height
• max. load capacity of 5,500 kg
• endlessly rotating superstructure
• full radio and remote control compatibility

It is one of the most powerful and versatile machines in the Merlo range – ideal for large construction sites, industry and special assembly work.

Depending on the model, Merlo telehandlers have between approximately 75 and 170 hp.

• Compact and standard models: approx. 75–115 hp
• Multifarmer and Panoramic models: up to 140 hp
• Large ROTO models: up to 170 hp engine power

The maintenance intervals for Merlo telehandlers are usually:

• every 500 operating hours: oil change, filter change, visual inspection
• every 1,000 operating hours: extended inspections, hydraulic check
• daily or before each use: visual inspection, check operating fluids

The exact intervals vary depending on the model, operating conditions and manufacturer's specifications - important: follow the service schedule in the operating instructions.

Yes, Merlo telehandlers impress withReliability, modern technology and high practical suitability.

Our own rental fleet consists mainly of Merlo equipmentbecause they are inhave proven themselves under hard daily use– whether on construction sites, in the field or in industrial applications.

Especially theRoto and compact modelsscore withprecise control, high stability and versatile applicationsFor us it's clear: Merlo stands for quality you can rely on.

AMerlois a brand name forTelehandlerfrom Italy, which are used worldwide in construction, agriculture and industry. Merlo machines are characterized by theirhigh load capacity, long reach and versatile attachmentswhich means they can be used as forklifts, cranes or wheel loaders.

TheMerlo e-Workeruses like many modern electric forkliftsHigh-voltage batteries, electric motors and power electronicsfor drive and lifting hydraulics. However, the components are designed for theDesign and application of a telehandlertuned: more powerfully dimensioned for boom movements, higher dead weight and other load distributions. While electric forklifts are usually based onshort distances and narrow warehousesare optimized, the e-Worker must also work reliably in outdoor applications and over long ranges.