Dana Rexroth’s HVT R3 is a hydro-mechanical variable transmission for wheeled loaders with engine outputs of up to 265kW and is the first power split transmission from the joint venture between Dana and Bosch Rexroth.
January 6, 2017
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Dana Rexroth HVT3, live at INTERMAT 2012
2254 Dana Rexroth’s HVT R3 is a hydro-mechanical variable transmission for wheeled loaders with engine outputs of up to 265kW and is the first power split transmission from the joint venture between Dana and 2253 Bosch Rexroth
Using a combination of hydrostatic and mechanical drives, the technologically advanced three-range transmission can offer up a fuel saving of up to 20% by delivering a stepless speed range from 0-40km/hr without clutches and without interrupting the drive.
Cleverly, the HVT R3 will allow the operator to preset a maximum travel speed, or preselect a fixed engine rpm and use the transmission’s characteristics to keep the engine working at its most fuel-efficient point.
The new Tier 4 Final/Stage IV emission certified engine range from Deutz is being introduced. This complete line-up of diesels meets the coming noise and exhaust emission requirements in Europe and the US and offers capacities from 2.9-16litres. The low emissions performance is achieved using the Deutz DVERT technology, a package of technical solutions that is used in modular form with varying options used to ensure each engine capacity meets the requirements. Compact design and high torque output are claim
JLG’s diesel-powered 510AJ boom lift, with a working height of 17.81metres, is said by the American firm to be specifically designed and produced for the European market, providing high level access with a spacious work platform. The machine is said to be ideal for use in confined locations and can be set up and re-positioned quickly in narrow, compact spaces. Other work can carry on around it relatively undisturbed due to low sound levels while operating.
JLG’s diesel-powered 510AJ boom lift, with a working height of 17.81metres, is said by the American firm to be specifically designed and produced for the European market, providing high level access with a spacious work platform. The machine is said to be ideal for use in confined locations and can be set up and re-positioned quickly in narrow, compact spaces. Other work can carry on around it relatively undisturbed due to low sound levels while operating.
It’s a case of entering a new Hemisphere for one Canadian firm at INTERMAT. Hemisphere GPS is highlighting its wide range of machine control and guidance systems during its show debut. The ergonomic Earthworks Z300 for dozers, a new system being exhibited by the Calgary-based firm, is said to improve grade control accuracy while reducing rework and the number of required passes.
A further new Hemisphere GPS system on show is the S320 GNSS Survey Receiver. The model includes SMS communication, GSM auto cor
