Empty Handler Price

By integrating durable construction, efficient hydraulics, an operator-centered layout, and modern safety features, the empty handler machine ensures reliable performance within the demanding logistics operations of Sierra Leone.

The empty handler machine for sale is specifically designed to manage the lifting, transportation, and stacking of empty shipping containers. In ports, container yards, and distribution centers across Sierra Leone, it has become indispensable equipment that supports both efficiency and reliability in daily container handling tasks.

Specification of Empty Handler

Rated power/speed: 185/2200kW/rpm

Maximum torque/speed: 1160/1350Nm/rpm

Exhaust emission standards: 3 stages

Gearbox model: DANA 13.7HR32334

Drive axle model: Kessler D81PL488

Side shift distance: 600mm

Suitable: ISO 20/40 ft container

Tires: 18.00-25 E-4 tires

Advantage of Empty Handler

A key component of the empty handler is the spreader mounted on the mast. This mechanism secures containers during lifting and stacking. Most units feature hydraulically controlled twist-lock devices combined with side clamps, making it possible to handle empty containers in both 20-foot and 40-foot sizes. These elements are especially useful when operating on Sierra Leone's uneven yard surfaces.

The driver's cabin is designed to balance comfort and control. Wide glass panels and an elevated position provide excellent visibility of both the spreader and stacking zone. Inside the cab, operators benefit from ergonomic seats, adjustable controls, climate systems, and vibration reduction features.

The hydraulic system plays a central role as well, with precision pumps and durable valves ensuring controlled and responsive movement of both mast and spreader. Advanced models may also include built-in safety interlocks and remote diagnostic functions to improve operational stability and reduce fatigue during long working hours in Sierra Leone.

The powertrain of the empty handler machine is engineered to perform under heavy workloads. While diesel engines remain common, more hybrid and electric models are being introduced to meet environmental goals in Sierra Leone. These engines are paired with heavy-duty transmissions, providing smooth power transfer and efficiency during continuous use.

Safety is integrated into every design of the empty handler machine. Load sensors monitor lifting capacity, while systems such as rollover protection, overload alarms, and speed limiters work to minimize risks. These safeguards ensure the equipment operates securely in the challenging logistics environments of Sierra Leone.