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Hyundai Introduces Quick Coupler for HL900 Series Wheel Loaders

Fri January 26, 2018 - National Edition
Construction Equipment Guide


At the World of Concrete expo in Las Vegas, Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. introduced this newly redesigned quick coupler for its HL900 series wheel loaders.
At the World of Concrete expo in Las Vegas, Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. introduced this newly redesigned quick coupler for its HL900 series wheel loaders.
At the World of Concrete expo in Las Vegas, Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. introduced this newly redesigned quick coupler for its HL900 series wheel loaders.
 At the World of Concrete expo in Las Vegas, Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. introduced this newly redesigned quick coupler for its HL900 series wheel loaders.

Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. introduced a newly redesigned quick coupler as an available option on the Z-bar models of its HL900 series wheel loaders. The company displayed the new quick coupler on the HL955 wheel loader in its exhibit (booth C7213) at the World of Concrete exposition at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

The ISO 23727 standard-compliant Hyundai quick coupler accommodates multiple attachment types common to agricultural, industrial and construction applications. The coupler is precision designed for safe operation, good centerline visibility and optimum performance.

When purchased with a new Hyundai wheel loader, the quick coupler carries Hyundai's industry-leading three-year/3,000-hour warranty.

For more information, visit www.hceamericas.com.




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