Leading Edge loader new at show

The latest addition to the Edge Design range of mobile handling equipment has been released at INTERMAT. The static (SL) / mobile (ML) / tracked (TL) vessel loader is capable of transferring up to 1,200tonnes per hour of material, and can accept it direct from large dumping trucks or tipping trailers. The Edge-Loader TL220 features a conventional belt design and large wide track mounted receiving hopper to facilitate loader filling. It can also be supplied with a discharge conveyor with full 180-degree radi
January 6, 2017 Read time: 2 mins
The Edge Design TL220 loader
RSSThe latest addition to the 5070 Edge Design range of mobile handling equipment has been released at INTERMAT.

The static (SL) / mobile (ML) / tracked (TL) vessel loader is capable of transferring up to 1,200tonnes per hour of material, and can accept it direct from large dumping trucks or tipping trailers.

The Edge-Loader TL220 features a conventional belt design and large wide track mounted receiving hopper to facilitate loader filling. It can also be supplied with a discharge conveyor with full 180-degree radial swing. The radial feature has left/right movement via internal hydraulic drives, allowing the operator to radial from any position, without stopping production.

Key advantages of the TL220 are fast set-up time on site and ease of transportation. It’s designed top handle multiple materials and can be used in a huge variety of applications, including discharging into ships, barges, train wagons, crushers and screens.

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