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Italian Recycling Company Takes Delivery of Dieci Apollo-e Electric Telehandler

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Italian recycling company Calabra Maceri e Servizi has introduced a Dieci Apollo-e 26.6 battery electric telehandler into its operations, supporting waste handling and recycling activities while reducing emissions and maintenance requirements. The move reflects a broader shift toward electric equipment in environmentally focused industrial applications.



Electric Telehandler Supports Recycling Operations in Italy


Italian recycling and waste management company Calabra Maceri e Servizi has taken delivery of a Dieci Apollo-e 26.6 battery electric telehandler, adding zero-emission lifting capability to its fleet.


The machine will be used in recycling and refuse-handling operations, supporting the company’s environmental sustainability objectives while maintaining operational performance.


Dieci Apollo-e 26.6 Specifications


Launched in 2023, the Dieci Apollo-e 26.6 is designed for industrial and environmental applications requiring compact dimensions and efficient material handling.


Key specifications include:

  • Maximum lifting capacity: 2.6 tonnes

  • Maximum lifting height: 5.73 metres

  • Maximum horizontal reach: 3.2 metres

  • Top speed: 30 km/h (18.6 mph)

  • Operating weight: 5.1 tonnes


The battery-powered telehandler allows for quiet operation and reduced emissions, making it suitable for recycling facilities and urban environments.


Sustainability and Operational Efficiency Benefits


Calabra Maceri highlighted the advantages of transitioning to electric equipment within its operations:

“Switching to electric equipment supports both regulatory compliance and operational efficiency, with lower maintenance needs and compatibility with on-site photovoltaic energy systems.”

The company noted that the electric telehandler aligns with both current environmental regulations and long-term sustainability planning.


Calabra Maceri e Servizi Focuses on Environmental Solutions


Calabra Maceri e Servizi is based in Rende, Calabria, in southern Italy. The company provides environmental services to both commercial and residential customers, including:

  • Waste collection

  • Recycling operations

  • Support for differentiated waste collection systems


The addition of electric equipment supports the company’s mission to reduce environmental impact while maintaining efficient service delivery.


About Dieci


Dieci is an Italian manufacturer specializing in telehandlers and material handling solutions for construction, agriculture, and industrial markets. The company’s Apollo-e range reflects its investment in electric and low-emission equipment designed to meet evolving environmental and regulatory requirements.



About Calabra Maceri e Servizi


Based in Rende, Calabria, Calabra Maceri e Servizi is an Italian environmental services company focused on sustainable waste management and recycling. The company supports both public and private sector clients with waste collection, recycling services, and solutions for improved waste separation and recovery.


Frequently Asked Questions


What model of electric telehandler did Calabra Maceri receive?

The company took delivery of a Dieci Apollo-e 26.6 battery electric telehandler.


What is the lifting capacity of the Dieci Apollo-e 26.6?

The telehandler has a maximum lifting capacity of 2.6 tonnes.


Why did Calabra Maceri choose electric equipment?

The company cited regulatory compliance, lower maintenance requirements, and compatibility with photovoltaic energy systems as key reasons.


Where is Calabra Maceri e Servizi based?

Calabra Maceri e Servizi is based in Rende, Calabria, Italy.

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