Arden GP 200
- Grabber cabacity:
- 270 l
- Carrying device:
- 7 t
- construction type:
- O/H/G
- No. of grabber arms:
- 4
GP 200 Arden GP 200 Specifications & Technical Data (2006—2019)
Technical specs - GP 200 Arden
Specification
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- Grabber cabacity
- 270 l
- Carrying device
- 7 t
- construction type
- O/H/G
- No. of grabber arms
- 4
- Height
- 1100 mm
- Max. pressure
- 300 bar
- Weight
- 0.35 t
- Model series
- GP
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