EPDAS / CONSTRUCTION & MATERIAL HANDLING
Equipment for lifting, handling and concrete production
Explore EPDAS telehandlers, forklifts and concrete batching plants. Start with the equipment category and discuss your operating requirements.
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Find equipment for your operation
Compare equipment categories and source-backed specification ranges before discussing your application.
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01With & without outriggers
Telehandlers
Compare lifting capacity, height and equipment configuration.
- Max. capacity range
- 2.5–7 t
- Max. height range
- 6–18 m
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Telehandler range at a glance
The supplied model table includes four models without outriggers and five with outriggers. T5018 is listed with a maximum capacity of 5 t and a maximum lifting height of 18 m. These are separate maximum values; the operating load chart is still required.
Pending confirmationModel-specific load charts, attachment ratings and emissions options require confirmation.
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02Diesel & electric
Forklifts
Equipment for loading, stacking and short-distance handling.
- Diesel rated capacity
- 2,000–10,000 kg
- Electric rated capacity
- 1,000–5,000 kg
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Forklift range at a glance
The supplied tables contain eight diesel and six electric models. Model K35 is listed with a rated capacity of 3,500 kg and a standard lift height of 3,000 mm. Electric configurations in this source table specify lead-acid batteries.
Pending confirmationExact model photographs and optional configurations require confirmation. This photograph represents the category.
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03Stationary · bucket & belt
Concrete Batching Plants
Compare stationary plant models for concrete production.
- Theoretical output range
- 25–240 m³/h
- Feeding types
- Bucket / belt
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Stationary plant range at a glance
The supplied table lists four bucket-fed and six belt-fed stationary plant models. HZS60 is listed with theoretical productivity of 60 m³/h, a JS1000 mixer and belt feeding. Actual output depends on operating conditions.
Pending confirmationExact model photographs, site layout and configuration require confirmation; theoretical output is not a production guarantee.
Ranges cover multiple models. Maximum load and maximum height are separate values, not simultaneous operating ratings. Batching output is theoretical. Category photographs do not establish an exact model configuration.
Other equipment
Concrete pumps · Self-loading concrete mixers · Skid steer loaders
Detailed model specifications are pending confirmation.
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Meet EPDAS
EPDAS supplies telehandlers, forklifts, concrete batching plants, concrete pumps, self-loading concrete mixers and skid steer loaders.
The company materials describe manufacturing bases in Shandong for concrete batching plants, telehandlers and self-loading concrete mixers, and concrete pumps and spider booms.
- Qihe
- Concrete batching plants
- Qingzhou
- Telehandlers & self-loading concrete mixers
- Yantai
- Concrete pumps & spider booms
Company materials name Serbia, Canada, Mexico, Venezuela, Chile, Australia, Singapore and the Philippines among the markets served.
Pending confirmationLegal entity relationships, the scope of the 2010 founding date and quantified company capacity remain pending confirmation.
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From requirements to equipment selection
Three questions to make your equipment inquiry more precise.
What must the equipment do?
Start with the load, output, height or handling task. Compare the relevant model values and their operating conditions.
Which configuration fits?
Discuss dimensions, power, terrain and attachments. Options and compatibility need to be checked for the selected model.
Which documents apply?
Request the specification and applicable documentation for the actual configuration and destination.
Equipment details matter more than a single headline figure.
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Equipment by application
Begin with the job, then compare the relevant equipment range.
Material handling
Consider pallet loads, lift height, travel space and power configuration.
Explore equipmentConcrete production
Compare theoretical output, aggregate feeding and mixer configuration.
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Discuss your equipment requirements
Bring the operating conditions into the conversation.
Tell us the equipment category, destination, working environment and required load or output. Use the model data as the starting point for your inquiry.
Start an equipment inquiry
Useful details to include
- Equipment category and preferred model
- Load, height or production requirements
- Site access, power and terrain
- Destination and applicable document needs
Pending confirmationInstallation, warranty, spare-parts availability, lead times and service response terms have not been confirmed.
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Equipment knowledge
Selection and maintenance topics from the supplied technical articles.
Maintenance of a Concrete Batching Plant: Diagnosing and Addressing Common Faults
A systematic way to investigate weighing, discharge, conveyor and control-system faults.
Read summary
Start with the symptoms and operating conditions. Check the material flow, mechanical condition and signal feedback before deciding which component needs attention.
Telescopic Handler Purchasing Guide
Consider load, working height, reach, terrain and attachments when comparing equipment.
Read summary
Define the required load and working conditions first. Maximum lift height and maximum rated capacity are not interchangeable operating values; check the applicable model's load chart.
Pending confirmationSome figures in the original guide require verification and are omitted from this summary.
Cement Feeder: Selection Analysis of Spiral, Belt, Volumetric and Weight Feeding
Separate the conveying mechanism from the measurement method when comparing feeding systems.
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A screw or belt describes the conveying mechanism. Volumetric or gravimetric feeding describes how the output is measured and controlled. Selection depends on the material and operating conditions.
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Documentation for your equipment
Confirm the document, holder, model and configuration together.
TELEHANDLER / TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
Model scope comes first.
The supplied certificate concerns technical documentation verification for listed telehandler models. It states that it does not replace an EC Declaration of Conformity.
Pending confirmationThe relationship to the website operator and applicability to each offered model require confirmation. No all-product certification claim is made.
ENGINE / EMISSIONS DOCUMENTATION
Engine documents are configuration-specific.
The supplied engine approval documentation names the WEICHAI WP3.6NGE68 family. This does not establish the certification of every complete machine.
Pending confirmationThe engine-to-machine configuration and applicable market documentation need confirmation.
Ask which documents are available for your selected equipment.
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Tell us what you need
Start with your equipment and operating requirements.
Include the load or output, working conditions and destination. Configuration and availability can then be discussed for the selected equipment.
Contact details are supplied by the company. Response-time commitments are not confirmed.