HL940A WHEEL LOADER for rent
HYUNDAI
Specifications
Max engine power:
116 Kw
Bucket Capacities:
2.3 m3
Operating Weight:
13400 Kgs
About HL940A WHEEL LOADER
The HL940A is part of Hyundai’s A-Series, complying with European stage V emission levels but still offering all the power and performance you need. With a huge bucket capacity and breakout force, you can count on it to be highly productive in all industrial, recycling, agricultural, forestry, mining and quarrying applications.
Featuring impressive power and torque, matched with carefully selected technologies that help you to work more efficiently and economically, this versatile loader opens up a world of new possibilities. The HL940A’s reliable Cummins B6.7 Stage V engine delivers all the power you need to tackle heavy-duty work in extreme conditions. Its strong performance at low speed is complemented by a range of technologies that enhance fuel efficiency while keeping harmful emissions to a minimum.
Frequently asked questions
What is the lifting capacity of the HYUNDAI HL940A Wheel Loader?
The HYUNDAI HL940A is designed to handle loads ranging from 5 to 15 tons, making it a versatile choice for various construction and material handling tasks.
Is the HYUNDAI HL940A easy to operate?
Yes, the HL940A is designed with user-friendly controls and ergonomic features, facilitating ease of operation. Operators will find the intuitive interface and comfortable cabin conducive to efficient and safe work.
How can I rent the HYUNDAI HL940A Wheel Loader through your equipment rental software?
Renting the HL940A is simple and convenient. Navigate to our equipment rental software, browse the available options, select the HYUNDAI HL940A, choose your rental period, and proceed with the easy booking process.
Can I get technical support if I encounter issues during the rental period?
Yes, our customer support team is available to assist you with any technical issues or concerns. Contact us through the equipment rental software or the provided helpline for prompt assistance.
