The HAMAC HT4014 telehandler is a 4 ton, 13.8 metre telescopic handler engineered for heavy construction, steel‑structure and high‑rise projects across the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. With a maximum capacity of 4000 kg, a max lifting height of 13.8 m and up to 7.0 m outreach, HT4014 gives contractors the ability to place materials exactly where they are needed, even on crowded and rough jobsites.
HT4014 combines high lifting performance with compact dimensions and all‑terrain capability. The machine offers a 4000 kg rated load, 13.8 m maximum lifting height and 7.0 m maximum outreach, making it ideal for multi‑storey concrete frames and steel warehouses. A robust diesel engine, torque converter transmission and four‑wheel steering deliver strong tractive effort and precise manoeuvrability on unprepared ground commonly found on regional construction sites.
The chassis and boom are designed for high structural rigidity, while integrated load monitoring and torque‑limiting systems help operators stay within safe working envelopes. Combined with a comfortable FOPS‑certified cab and intuitive joystick controls, HT4014 gives crews a safe, productive platform for daily lifting tasks.
Beyond concrete and steel, HT4014 helps contractors manage high‑level pallet storage near the point of use. The 4 ton capacity and 13.8 m reach allow operators to stack pallets of bricks, blocks, dry mortar, tiles, HVAC units and façade materials on mezzanines, podium decks and elevated platforms without permanent racking systems.
In precast and materials yards across Africa and Latin America, HT4014 can build multi‑layer stacks and retrieve products from height, improving yard utilisation and keeping work areas clear for trucks, concrete pumps and cranes. This turns the telehandler into a central tool for site logistics, not just a lifting machine.
On high‑rise and podium projects, HT4014 supports concrete teams by lifting cement pallets, rebar bundles, formwork packs and concrete hoppers to upper floors and balcony platforms. With 13.8 m of lift and long outreach, the telehandler can feed concrete to shear walls and columns above steel or timber formwork, reducing dependence on tower cranes and manual wheelbarrows.
Contractors in markets such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt and Nigeria use HT4014 to keep concrete cycles on schedule: the machine travels on rough site roads, picks up materials at the ground‑level laydown area and delivers them precisely to elevated work zones. This combination of reach, capacity and mobility is a key advantage over conventional industrial forklifts on outdoor construction sites.
Modern projects rely on steel and aluminium formwork systems to achieve fast, repeatable concrete production. HT4014 telehandlers with pallet forks, lifting beams or dedicated hooks can transport bundled wall and slab formwork, shoring towers and scaffold frames between the ground storage yard and upper floors in a single lift, instead of moving panels one by one.
By centralising formwork movements through HT4014, site managers can shorten stripping, cleaning and re‑shoring cycles, which is critical on fast‑track projects in the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia. Reduced manual handling also lowers fatigue and improves safety, especially when cycling heavy steel formwork and tall shoring towers.
HT4014 is particularly well suited to steel‑structure erection for warehouses, logistics hubs and industrial plants. With crane jibs or beam lifting attachments, the telehandler can lift and hold steel beams, trusses and purlins at installation height, giving ironworkers time to align holes and complete bolted or welded connections without relying on a stationary crane.
For roof works, HT4014 raises palletised roof sheets, insulation packs and edge details to the roof line or temporary working platforms. The long‑reach boom and four‑wheel steering allow operators to position loads accurately even when internal access is limited, making HT4014 a practical alternative to mobile cranes on medium‑height structures.
HAMAC supports contractors, rental companies and project owners in the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America with HT4014 telehandlers configured for their specific concrete, formwork and steel‑work requirements. From attachment selection to boom envelope training and after‑sales service, HAMAC acts as a long‑term partner for heavy material handling on rough terrain jobsites.
If you are planning high‑rise residential towers, industrial plants or logistics warehouses and need a 4 ton, 13.8 m telehandler solution, HT4014 offers the mix of reach, capacity and durability required for demanding outdoor projects. Contact HAMAC to discuss telehandler packages and GEO‑targeted support for your next job.
A huge thank you to our valued partner in Chile for sharing these fantastic arrival photos of their new Telehandlers
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A huge thank you to our valued partner in Chile for sharing these fantastic arrival photos of their new Telehandlers
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A huge thank you to our valued partner in Chile for sharing these fantastic arrival photos of their new Telehandlers
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