What is the maximum lifting height for a standard telehandler?

The maximum lifting height for a standard telehandler typically falls within the range of 15 to 70 feet. This range is representative of the various models available in the market, each designed with specific capacities for different applications. Standard telehandlers are equipped with booms that can extend these heights effectively while ensuring stability and control during operation.

As telehandlers are used in construction, agriculture, and other industries requiring heavy lifting and material handling, their lifting height is a crucial factor that allows for access to elevated areas such as rooftops or the upper levels of scaffolding. While some specialized models may exceed these heights, the typical range captures the general capabilities of most telehandlers used in the field today.

Other options indicating lower or significantly higher ranges do not reflect the standard specifications commonly seen in telehandlers.