Nufam 2025 Exhibition: Faymonville displays MultiMAX and MAX Trailer Low Loaders
Faymonville to Showcase Heavy Transport Solutions at Nufam 2025
Faymonville, a leading manufacturer of special transport vehicles, is set to exhibit a range of solutions for heavy and special transport at Nufam 2025 in Karlsruhe.
Among the vehicles on display will be the MAX510, a 2-axle low-loader from the MAX Trailer brand. This versatile low-bed semi-trailer is available in both single and double ramp configurations, offering flexibility for various loading needs.
The MAX510 boasts a lift of 600 millimeters and a steering angle of 60 degrees, ensuring easy maneuverability. Its construction height is 205 millimeters, and it can carry an axle load of 12 tons.
The low-bed semi-trailer is equipped with 450-millimeter deep wheel recesses, complete with covers, and a 750-millimeter wide bucket recess. For increased maneuverability, the MAX510 features the compact Flip-Tail ramp.
In addition to the MAX510, Faymonville will also showcase a 3-axle MultiMAX-Plus low-bed semi-trailer, featuring a new Flip-Tail ramp. This model will extend its telescopic loading platform to a total length of 12,350 millimeters.
A 1+3-axle MultiMAX low-bed semi-trailer will also be presented, featuring a telescopic loading platform that can extend to 11,600 millimeters. Both the MultiMAX-Plus and MultiMAX models are designed for heavy loads, with additional loading area available as needed.
The steel structure of all these vehicles is fully HRM-metallized for durability and long-lasting performance. The ramps, capable of carrying loads of ten tons, can be raised even when loaded, enhancing safety and efficiency.
Visitors to Nufam 2025 can find the MAX510 on display at Hall 2, Stand C 207. The company Kässbohrer will also present a 2-axle low-loader of the MAX Trailer brand at the event.
With three models covering different application areas, Faymonville's exhibit promises to offer a comprehensive showcase of innovative solutions for heavy and special transport.
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