• Rentals can also be for longer periods (3 months,
At Molse Bouwmachines, you can hire telescopic handlers, both fixed and rotating, for any site: from a compact 9m handler to a rotating handler that works up to 25 metres high and 360° all around. You choose the hire period yourself – from one day to long-term – and we deliver quickly to your site in Mol and the surrounding area. Accessories such as a bucket, lifting beam or extension forks can be hired at the same time.
A telehandler — also known as a telescopic loader or telescopic forklift — is a cross between a forklift and a crane. Thanks to its telescopic arm, you can lift pallets, building materials, or other loads not only upwards, but also forwards and to height, reaching places where a normal forklift cannot.
Contractors and construction companies use a telehandler for material transport on site, groundworkers and road builders use it to move heavy materials, and in landscaping or industry, a telehandler is often the quickest solution for lifting something at height or over a distance.
For most jobs on a building site, a rigid telehandler is sufficient. At Molse Bouwmachines, you can hire:
View the full range on the page fixed telehandlers.
If you need to work in different directions from the same spot, for instance around a building or on a tight construction site, then hiring a rotating telescopic handler is the right choice. The rotating telehandler (up to 25 metres outreach) rent from us. You can find more models on the page rotating telehandlers.
Rent a telehandler from Molse Bouwmachines with the right accessories straight away:
Are you unsure which accessories you need for your job? Our team is happy to help you with the right advice.
If you are searching online to rent a telescopic loader or a telescopic forklift, you will find the same machine as our telehandlers: it is simply another name for the same type of equipment. At Molse Bouwmachines, you will find both the rigid and the rotating versions.
The stated rental prices are net prices per day, excluding VAT and fuel. You rent for the duration of your project – from one day to long-term – and we deliver and collect the telescopic handler on site. An overview of transport costs can be found on our page Transportation fees.
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A telescopic handler lifts and reaches straight out with a telescoping arm, ideal for lifting pallets or raising materials to height. A rotating telehandler has a cab and arm that can rotate 360°, allowing you to work in all directions from the same spot with one machine – useful on tight sites or for lifting work around a building.
The rental price of a telehandler depends on the model (rigid or rotating telehandler) and the rental period. All prices are net prices, excluding VAT and fuel. Contact us for a concrete quote tailored to your project.
Yes. At Molse Bouwmachines, you can also rent accessories with your telescopic handler, such as a bucket, extension forks, a lifting beam or a winch, so that the machine is immediately deployable for your specific job.
You can rent a telehandler from Molse Bouwmachines for as long as your project requires, from a single day to a longer period for larger sites. You decide the rental period in consultation with our team.
Yes, Molse Bouwmachines delivers and collects your telehandler from the construction site. The transport cost depends on the distance — an overview can be found on our page. Transportation fees, or ask when ordering.
That depends on the type of telehandler, the weight and where you will be using the machine. Our team will be happy to advise you on what you specifically need for your project, so you can get started safely and correctly.
Unsure whether to choose a rigid or rotating telehandler, or want to know the cost of attachments for your job? Give us a call. 014 31 10 00 by email verhuur@molsebouwmachines.be — we're happy to help you find the right machine, quickly and without any hassle.
