Rail Solutions
The STEELBRO Rail Underbelly Leg is an optional stabiliser for the SB450 Sidelifter. It is designed to enable the lifting of heavy containers to, and from, rail wagons where space is limited. Choose the sidelifter leg configuration to suit your operation |
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The Bandy Leg is an optional stabiliser for the SB450 which is designed for use with transferring from and to rail wagons. Choose the sidelifter leg configuration to suit your operation.
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Possible additions
Control Systems
Control options for smarter, safer sidelifters
Power Pack
Choose how to power your sidelifter, PTO or Powerpack
Toplift Frame
Lifts from top, great when bottom pockets are inaccessible
So many applications
Road, Rail, Military Cargo, Mining, Forestry, Barges, Building and much much more.
The Sidelifter is the most versatile and cost effective equipment for loading containers on the ground. There is no other way of delivering and retrieving containers that matches the accuracy and precision of Sidelifter container loading technology.
Case studies
Steelbro’s Next Generation SB363 Sidelifter Ticks All the Boxes For Sidelink Transport
For over 140 years, Steelbro has maintained an international reputation for superior design and innovative manufacturing. The Engineers & Design team at Steelbro’s New Zealand base in Christchurch are constantly striving for excellence in design. This positive...
Hexagon reaches haulage ‘highs’ in East Malaysia
Hexagon Highs is one of the East Malaysia’s leading logistics and freight companies. Situated in Sarawak’s capital, Kuching, this young organisation has expanded rapidly evolving into a fully integrated logistics service provider now using cutting-edge technology....
Aone Logistics is first to take delivery of Steelbro’s new model
In just a few short years, the Klang based haulage company, Aone Logistics has gone from strength to strength. Still in its infancy, established in 2017, Aone Logistics is taking full advantage of the dramatic changes in Malaysia’s transport industry; the growth in...