Guardrail: choosing truck-mounted vs self-propelled
Key takeaways
- •The truck-mounted TURCHI 160 is ideal for linear road sites.
- •The self-propelled TURCHI 260F offers greater flexibility on difficult terrain.
- •The choice depends on site type and operating conditions.
Truck-mounted: TURCHI 160
The TURCHI 160 is designed for truck mounting with a three-position turntable. It's the most straightforward solution for road sites with easy access and linear work along the carriageway. Automatic drop and fixed pressure variants cover different needs.
Self-propelled tracked: TURCHI 260F
The TURCHI 260F is a self-propelled tracked pile driver, suited for sites where mobility on mixed or sloped terrain is essential. Used in both road and solar sectors, it offers superior versatility.
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Selection criteria
Evaluate: site type (linear vs distributed), terrain conditions, accessibility, required work rate. For standard road sites, the truck-mounted 160 is often the most efficient solution. For complex terrain or mixed applications, the 260F offers greater adaptability.
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