Multitel Pagliero MXE 200 The 1,000th Multitel Pagliero MXE 200. (Photo: Multitel).

Multitel Pagliero is marking the production of its 1,000th MXE 200 articulated truck mount platform.

The MXE 200 entered production in June 2020, with the first unit delivered in September 2021. Mounted on a 3.5 tonne Iveco Daily, it features a working height of 19.9m, a maximum outreach of 9m, and a 200kg basket capacity.

The straight-line stabilizers makes it easy to position and operate even in tight spaces, while the base frame in aluminium and the micro-perforated floor make it one of the lightest platforms in its category.

The proportional electro-hydraulic controls provide smooth maneuvers and precise positioning, managing the speed of extending sections and elevation, descent and rotation from both the basket and ground control panel.

Over the years, the integration of EVE (Multitel Pagliero Evolved Electronic), has further enhanced the MXE 200’s capabilities, delivering smoother leveling, increased speed, and vertical and horizontal movements. The telemetry system has also been recently upgraded with a new dashboard that provides real-time dynamic visualization of the platform at work.

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