During the Agrotech Kielce trade fair, Magni will present its latest generation of telescopic handlers designed specifically for modern agriculture. The growing interest in the agricultural sector has led to the introduction of machines that combine compact dimensions with performance typical of industrial-grade equipment.

The range includes both compact models with a cab height below two meters and a lifting capacity of up to 3 tonnes—ideal for working inside livestock buildings—as well as powerful handlers offering a 5-tonne lifting capacity and a maximum lifting height of 10 meters. All machines are engineered with top-tier precision and operator comfort in mind. They feature advanced front suspension with damping, leveling and side-shift functions, as well as a suspended cab that ensures stability even during intensive operation.

The machine interface is based on a large, intuitive touchscreen that allows operators to precisely adjust working parameters to the specific task. A load-monitoring system is also included as standard, helping the operator maintain a safe working range—an especially valued feature in farms with diverse production profiles.

Models with a lifting capacity above 4.5 tonnes are equipped with FPT engines with a displacement of 4.5 liters and an output of 170 hp, paired with a high-performance hydraulic pump delivering 165 l/min. This combination ensures excellent dynamics, quick response of the working system, and high operational efficiency in all conditions.

The offering also includes compact handlers with a lifting capacity of 3–3.5 tonnes and a lifting height of 6–9 meters. With overall heights ranging from 1.95 to 2.15 meters, these machines easily maneuver in tight farm spaces while maintaining strong performance and stability.

The company’s stand at Agrotech 2026 in Kielce will showcase the full range dedicated to agriculture—from compact models to the largest high-capacity machines. Visitors will be able to explore the technical solutions that set Magni handlers apart from the competition, speak with experts, and receive guidance in selecting the most efficient model for the needs of their farm.