Reach stacker spreaders

One of the leading products in the Bromma Mobile spreader family is the RSX40 reach stacker spreader. At 7,600 kg, the Bromma RSX40 is up to 20% lighter than most competitive reach stacker spreaders. Lower weight results in fuel saving, energy saving, and less wear and tear on tires, power train, transmission, and drive train axles. This means longer service intervals, significant lifetime operating cost savings, and longer likely replacement cycles. For OEMs, the up to 20% lighter weight of the RSX40 gives OEMs an easier path to meet strict emission norms, less wear and tear on the reach stacker, and longer equipment life.

The driver experience is also exceptional. Bromma proportional control (PWM) means that rotation and side shift are achieved with advanced, smooth control. PWM control also means a dampening of telescoping when approaching the end position with maximum speed, which avoids shocks and increases driver’s comfort. Telescopic speed is symmetrical due to Bromma’s chain-driven telescoping system. Bromma analogue sensing of each telescopic position means accurate and remembered positioning, with no need for the spreader to be fitted with mechanical stops, which generate damages and are a source of additional maintenance. A mechanical pile slope of +/- 5 degrees means superior flexibility and maximum spreader mobility.

Bromma technology, such as the programmable electronic control unit (ECU), also prevents breakdowns by identifying potential spreader faults – anomalies in spreader performance – before the spreader breaks down. Reduced cabling and wiring further reduces potential problem areas on the spreader. The on-board CAN-bus interface, connected to the reach stacker management system, makes self-diagnostics and service simple, leading to greater spreader uptime and fewer spreader downtime events. All of these diagnostic and prognostic features produce spreaders that are more reliable, with higher MMBF and MTBF.