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Hyundai to highlight Tier 4 models at Intermat 2015

Tom StoneBy Tom Stone10th April 20153 Mins Read
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Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) will present an extensive range of equipment for the construction, utility, forestry and logging, recycling and waste handling, and mining and quarrying industries, highlighting Tier 4 / Stage ? models at Intermat 2015.

The showcase line-up includes the world debut of excavators and wheeled loaders that will answer customers’ needs as well as environmental requirements. The most significant change introduces diesel engines compliant with Tier 4 / Stage ? standards to reduce exhaust emissions and to improve fuel economy. The wide range of updates also cover cabins, featuring a dashboard and an instrument cluster, hydraulic control and exterior design.

HHI will showcase a total of 27 construction equipment machines and two forklift models on its booth in hall 5B. Among eight mini / midi excavators in the operating weight from 1.6 tons up to 8.0 tons, the fully remodelled R17Z 9A will be launched in the first quarter of 2015 and the R25Z 9A is newly fitted with a more powerful Kubota engine.

Hyundai has changed its heavy line excavators into the HX series by introducing Tier 4 / Stage IV compliant machines. All-new HX series ranging from the HX220L (22 tons) to the HX520L (52 tons) will be easy to identify and recognize by their new design.

The all-new R160W-9A wheeled excavator will expand the market coverage for Hyundai dealers around Europe, especially in France.

In terms of wheeled loaders, the company will present its new Tier 4 / Stage IV compliant machines, the HL 955 and HL 960, while two of its heavy diesel forklift trucks, the all-new heavy diesel Hyundai 80D-9 forklift with 8,000kg lifting capacity and the heavy diesel Hyundai 180D-9 forklift with 18,000kg lifting capacity will be displayed.

Jung Jun-cheol, the new managing director of Hundai Heavy Industries Europe (HHIE), says, “Market conditions continue to be tough for everyone, but Hyundai believes it is important to demonstrate not only its latest products and innovations, but also its continued commitment and support to all customers and dealers.”

The full list of machines to be dispalyed consists of the:

R16-9 – mini excavator

R17Z-9A – mini excavator (world premiere)

R25Z-9AK – mini excavator

R35Z-9 – mini excavator

R55-9A – midi excavator

R60CR-9A – midi excavator

R80CR-9A – midi excavator

R125LCR-9A – heavy excavator

R145LCR-9A – heavy excavator

HX220L – heavy excavator (world premiere)

R235LCR-9A – heavy excavator

HX260L – heavy excavator (world premiere)

HX300L – heavy excavator (world premiere)

HX330L – heavy excavator (world premiere)

HX380L – heavy excavator (world premiere)

HX520L – heavy excavator (world premiere)

R55W-9A – mini wheeled excavator

R140W-9A – heavy wheeled excavator

R160W-9A – heavy wheeled excavator (world premiere)

R180W-9A – heavy wheeled excavator

R210W-9A – heavy wheeled excavator

HL740TM-9A – wheel loader

HL955 – wheel loader (world premiere)

HL960 – wheel loader (world premiere)

HL760-9A WH – wheel loader

HL770-9A – wheel loader

HL780-9A – wheel loader

80D-9 – heavy diesel forklift (world premiere)

180D-9 – heavy diesel forklift.

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Tom Stone is Editor of the iVT brand – which includes digital and print editions of a quarterly magazine and the Advanced Lift-truck supplement, as well as ivtinternational.com, which is updated daily. Tom has met and interviewed some of the world's leading industrial vehicle OEM presidents, CEOs and MDs, and takes great pride in cementing iVT's place as the leading forum for debate within the industry, a reputation that his been built up over the brand's 25-year history.

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