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uptime through cleaner systems and prolonged component life. T e RA30 and RA40 both adopt modern


hydraulic fl uids that maximise time between maintenance periods to approximately 4,000 hours. T e RA40’s transmission has high- performance fl uid and up to 6,000 hours between service intervals, while the RA30’s long-life transmission fl uid supports 4,000 hours between oil maintenance intervals. As a result, customers can achieve increased productivity and uptime, as well as low cost per tonne.


COMFORT IS KEY TO BOOSTING PRODUCTIVITY Operator comfort = operator productivity is the fi fth and fi nal saving. Rokbak believes it has created the ideal ergonomic environment for the articulated hauler operator to work within. Operators can have a huge infl uence on TCO. A happy operator is a productive operator, and the more your machines move, the more you earn. Spacious, pressurised cabs have been designed to avoid fatigue and be highly comfortable – with low noise, an active air suspension operator’s seat with adjustable arm rests, cushioned steering, and high-capacity heating and air-conditioning. T e RA30 is equipped with true independent front suspension as standard, further enhancing operator comfort and enabling excellent traction control and maximum productivity, even in challenging conditions.


Scott Pollock is with Rokbak. www.rokbak.com


SOME THINK THAT RAW MATERIALS TRANSPORT REQUIRES TRUCKING. WE THINK DIFFERENT.


The RA40 features modern and sophisticated money-saving technologies


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