Sany’s electric telehandler on show at IRE

Sany will show its electric telehandler, the STH625E, at the International Rental Exhibition (IRE) in Maastricht on 2 to 4 June.

The machine is powered by a 34kWh LFP battery, which the OEM said would give an operating time of up to 8 hours.

It has a maximum lifting height of 6m and a payload capacity of up to 2,500kg. It is an electric version of the conventionally powered STH625 and the smallest of Sany’s range of telehandlers, which goes up to the STH1840, a 17.55m lift height, 4,000kg model.

Sany’s STH625E electric telehandler will be on show at the IRE exhibition. (Image: Sany)

The STH625E is charged via CCS2 DC or using Sany’s portable 230V – 370V AC charging cable.

The diesel version has the same dimensions and lifting capacity and is powered by a Deutz TD 2.9 Stage V engine.

First handlers in 2024

Sany introduced its first telehandlers in 2024 – the 14m STH1440 and the 18m STH1840 – followed by the STH742, a 7m, 4,200kg unit.

Also available is the STH936, which offers a lifting height of 9.6m and a payload capacity of 3,600kg.

The IRE show takes place alongside the APEX aerial platform show at the MECC venue in Maastricht, The Netherlands.

For details, and to register for free, visit www.IREshow.com or www.APEXShow.com.