AXCS Equipment has rolled out its comprehensive TH-Series telehandler lineup in North America. The five models are designed to handle rough-terrain environments and span a versatile range of capacities, including two new heavy-duty models.
“With the official launch of our TH-Series telehandlers, AXCS is cementing its position as a complete, one-stop fleet partner for our rental and distribution networks,” said Eric Liner, CEO of AXCS Equipment. “By expanding our reach into the high-capacity, 56-foot telehandler market, we are giving our customers the heavy-duty lifting power they need on complex commercial, infrastructure, and modular job sites, backed by the same ‘rental-tough’ reliability and partnership they’ve always expected from our scissor lifts.”
The TH-Series is defined by its high commonality and low maintenance
Engineered with rental fleet realities in mind, the TH-Series focuses heavily on reducing long-term maintenance costs and simplifying fleet parts management. AXCS has achieved an exceptionally high percentage of parts commonality across all five telehandler models.
While structural components like the high-strength steel frames, multi-stage booms, and operator cabs are designed specifically for each model’s size, core service components remain standardized. This standard design allows service departments to minimize their on-hand parts inventory, streamline technical training, and accelerate service turnaround times in the shop.
To maximize operational efficiency for rental fleets, AXCS has prioritized a straightforward, “simple-to-maintain” standard build. Standard models ship with highly durable open ROPS cabs, standard responsive joysticks, and clean mechanical layouts that minimize potential points of failure.
For retail buyers, owner-operators, and specialized contractors, AXCS offers build-to-order options to create a more premium machine. These optional upgrades include fully enclosed cabs with heating and air conditioning, backup cameras with integrated proximity sensors, a Load Management System (LLMI), and a premium ergonomic joystick featuring integrated drive and shift control functions.
Read the full article here
