LST PM 20
- Height:
- 2400 mm
- Max. pressure:
- 300 bar
- Weight:
- 2.1 t
- Model series:
- PM
Technical specs - PM 20 LST
Specification
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- Height
- 2400 mm
- Max. pressure
- 300 bar
- Weight
- 2.1 t
- Model series
- PM
More technical details, like: grabber cabacity, carrying device, construction type, no. of grabber arms are available in the full technical specs.
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- Height:
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- Weight:
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- Model series:
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Construction News by LECTURA 26.06.2026
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CECE Technical Week June 2026: Advancing alignment across digital, environmental and machinery frameworks
The CECE Technical Commission (TC) and its Project Teams (PTs) convened for the second quarterly "Technical Week" meetings of the year, held from15th to 18th June.