VF Venieri launches VF 1.63C, VF 4.63H and VF 8.63TL

VF Venieri has launched three new wheeled loaders at Intermat 2018: the VF 1.63C, the VF 4.63H and the VF 8.63TL. VF 1.63c is the smallest of the manufacturer’s articulated wheeled loaders, referred to as the ‘Venierina’. With a 50 HP Yanmar engine which meets Stage IIIa/Tier 3 standards, the VF1.63C is designed as a multi-purpose construction vehicle and packs a breakout force of 3.84 kg. The VF 4.63H wheeled loader is equipped with a 72HP Stage IIIb/Tier 4i Yanmar engine. Features include an oscillatin
April 25, 2018 Read time: 2 mins
VF 1.63c
7276 VF Venieri has launched three new wheeled loaders at Intermat 2018: the VF 1.63C, the VF 4.63H and the VF 8.63TL.


VF 1.63c is the smallest of the manufacturer’s articulated wheeled loaders, referred to as the ‘Venierina’.  With a 50 HP Yanmar engine which meets Stage IIIa/Tier 3 standards, the VF1.63C is designed as a multi-purpose construction vehicle and packs a breakout force of 3.84 kg.

The VF 4.63H wheeled loader is equipped with a 72HP Stage IIIb/Tier 4i Yanmar engine. Features include an oscillating rear axle to provide stability, 360-degree visibility via the spherical cab and anti-vibration shock absorbers to reduce noise inside the cab.

The VF 8.63TL, which has an operating weight of 8,200kg, a maximum height with forks of 5.255mm, and a maximum load of 3,200kg, is the largest telescopic wheel loader produced by Venieri and underlines the company’s ambition to diversify into the agricultural sector. “Wheeled loaders with the telescopic boom can do more than the classic wheeled loader, which means that they can work across different environments and different sectors,” says managing director Filippo Muccinelli Venieri.

The VF 8.63 employs Venieri Electronic Power-shift (VEPS) rather than high-pressure hydrostatic transmission to provide traction control which is suitable in the agricultural sector.

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Yanmar launches range of wheel loaders in Europe
    April 22, 2015
    Yanmar Construction Equipment has announced the launch of a range of wheel loaders for the European market. The range will include four models - two available at the end of 2015 and another two in 2016. The machines will be manufactured by the Italian company VF Venieri. Yanmar has been planning its entrance into the wheel loader market for the past year, says Jean-March Reynaud, president of Yanmar Construction Equipment Europe. The focus has been on ensuring the robustness, performance and fuel consumptio
    Read More
  • Advances in compact compaction and compact loading machines coming to market
    September 11, 2014
    Key developments are being seen in the markets for compact compaction and loading machines - Mike Woof writes Various new utility machines are now coming to market aimed at the rental segment, with advances in small compaction and loading tools proving particularly popular. These will benefit from the latest low emission engines while delivering increased power and performance, as well as being easier and more comfortable to use.
    Read More
  • Three Case loaders unveiled
    February 13, 2012
    Case Construction Equipment introduces three new F Series wheel loaders to European customers, which are said to offer faster acceleration, reduced cycle times, higher travel speeds, increased productivity and up to a 10% reduction in fuel consumption.
    Read More
  • High performing compact loaders from Kubota and Volvo CE
    April 12, 2018
    The competitive market for compact loaders is seeing new additions Kubota, SDLG and Volvo CE are now offering compact wheeled loaders that deliver more power and performance than earlier generation models. These compact wheeled loaders are intended to carry out a wide range of tasks and can be used for truck loading or stocking purposes, as well as an array of other duties. Tight turning circles mean that the machines are able to operate on small sites, while the units have long wheelbases for their ove
    Read More

Highlighted Content