HS18 E MAX joins Haulotte’s electric HSE family

Haulotte has launched the HS18 E MAX, a new addition to the HSE range of electric rough-terrain scissor lifts, launched in 2021.

Designed to maximize productivity and reduce the number of round trips between the ground and the work area, the HS18 E MAX can improve efficiency in both indoor and outdoor environments with the ability to drive at full height with a full load. This makes the HS18 E MAX one of the first 18m electric rough-terrain scissor lifts to drive at full height in response to a customer focus around linear applications on the HSE range.

The HS18 E MAX is also the latest addition to Haulotte’s Pulseo electric rough-terrain scissor lift range. It completes the existing HSE range, which includes the HS15 E, HS15 E PRO, HS18 E and HS18 E PRO. The HS18 E MAX is distinguished by its ability to drive at its full 18m height. This feature represents a major gain in productivity, for tasks such as the installation of HVAC, fires sprinkler, electrical pipes, or cables, allowing operators to move effortlessly around their work area and reducing the need to manoeuvre up and down and resulting in improved battery life.

The Pulseo scissor lifts, including the HS18 E MAX, have a fully electric architecture. Since the launch of Haulotte’s Pulseo range in 2019, the company says it has received a lot of feedback about the benefits and opportunities offered by these silent machines.

They deliver the same drive performance as a diesel machine while being silent and environmentally friendly. This makes them suitable for use throughout an entire project, from start to finish. The eco-friendly and silent operation aligns with Haulotte’s commitment to sustainable and responsible construction practices.

The addition of Haulotte’s material handling rack option can further increase efficiency. Suitable for applications requiring the transport of heavy loads (load capacity up to 400kg), the versatile and easy-to-install attachment offers a productive and safe solution. It keeps materials organized and minimizes the risk of tripping. Two configurations are available to suit the materials being transported: panels or pipes.