INTERMAT launch for Dana’s Spicer TZL powershift

At INTERMAT Dana Holding will show its Spicer TZL16 powershift transmission developed to suit wheeled loaders in the 17-tonne sector.
February 6, 2012 Read time: 1 min

At INTERMAT, 2254 Dana Holding will show its Spicer TZL16 powershift transmission developed to suit wheeled loaders in the 17-tonne sector.

TZL16 is a new four-speed transmission that uses proven components from the Spicer powershift range, including high-energy-capacity forward and reverse clutches, adaptive clutch modulation, and helical gears to deliver a robust transmission with improved shift quality.

With a rating of 150-180 kW, the transmission meets the need for higher power output equipment and offers reduced maintenance, and smoother, quieter operation.

An improved TZL18 version designed for 21-tonne front-end loaders is expected to follow.

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