JLG Whitepaper Explores Role of Compact Telehandlers in Rental Industry
JLG Industries has released a whitepaper about the growing role of compact telehandlers in the rental industry.
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As jobsites evolve, becoming more constrained, diversified and efficiency-focused, rental companies need equipment that can deliver maximum utility with minimal footprint. Compact telehandlers, with rated lift capacities of 6,000-lb and under, are meeting this demand by combining maneuverability, lift performance and multi-phase job site utility in a single machine.
This new JLG whitepaper explores the market trends driving demand for compact telehandlers. With construction increasingly taking place in tight urban spaces and residential environments, compact telehandlers have become essential. Their small footprint and maneuverability allow them to operate where larger machines can’t, without sacrificing lifting capacity.
Growth in residential and light commercial construction, combined with the need to minimize operating costs, is fueling demand for equipment that can do it all. Compact telehandlers meet this need by replacing multiple machines with a single, multi-phase job site performer.
The whitepaper features real-world testimonials and expert insights on how compact telehandlers, from ultra-compact JLG E313 and SkyTrak 3013 to higher-capacity models like the JLG 519 and SkyTrak 6034/6042, are redefining performance expectations. Each is engineered to maximize performance in its class, delivering features that meet the evolving demands of modern job sites. Rental companies report increased utilization, reduced logistics costs and higher customer satisfaction thanks to these machines’ versatility and reliability.
Download the full Built to Rent, Ready to Work: Why Owners and Operators Choose Compact Telehandlers whitepaper here.
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