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99, Route de Lyon / 69806 Saint-Priest Cedex - France Tél. +33 (0) 4 72 96 81 11 RENAULT TRUCKS www.renault-trucks.com DELIVER RENAULT KERAX www.renault-trucks.com We recommend Renault Trucks Oils es the right to modify them without prior notice in interests of improving its products so that closely. they meet customer needs more - 954 506 077 RCS Lyon - Imprimerie Brailly, 69564 Saint-Genis-Laval - 11/2009. - Imprimerie Brailly, - 954 506 077 RCS Lyon € Ref. 50 00 894 001 - Qty 3 000 ex. - Renault Trucks SAS with a capital of 50 000 Trucks - Renault 50 00 894 001 - Qty 3 000 ex. Ref. The measurements and characteristics shown in this document are provided for information purposes only. The manufacturer reserv The measurements and characteristics shown in this document are provided for information purposes only. http://www.barringtondieselclub.co.za/ RENAULT TRUCKS BUILT TO BUILD Active internationally in more than 100 countries, Renault Trucks markets a range of vehicles that is specially engineered to satisfy your vocational needs and boost your efficiency. Robust and powerful, Renault Kerax stands out as the undisputed leader in the construction market, on every terrain, in every climate and for every application. The Renault Kerax range offers five Euro 3 engine variants that provide the ideal compromise between low-speed torque and low UP TO UP TO consumption. The offering is completed by new drive axles and double-reduction tandems for over-the-road and off-road use. Chassis design has been further improved by interior reinforcements t and enhanced steel quality to offer higher load capability. Mechanical 34 hp LOAD CAPACITY and robotised gearboxes add to driver comfort while continuing the 490 quest to further reduce consumption. 2 RENAULT KERAX 3 IN EVERY SITUATION PULLING POWER AND DRIVEABILITY 380380hp hp -- DXi11DXi11 2000 300 OPTIFUEL SOLUTIONS 1800 280 1600 260 With Optifuel Solutions, Renault Trucks offers the most efficient 1400 240 technologies and services geared to reducing fuel consumption: 1200 220 MAX TORQUE optimised drivelines, Optidriver+, robotised gearbox, Optifuel 1000 200 AS OF 800 180 Training economy driver training and Optifuel Infomax. 600 160 400 140 200 120 rpm EURO 3 ENGINES: 0 100 1000 Nm kW DELIVERING POWER AND TORQUE 1000800 1200 1400 16001800 2000 2200 rpm With five engines tuned to meet the Euro 3 standard, the Renault 440440hp hp -- DXi11DXi11 Kerax range offers a choice of power ratings with high torque output 2200 340 to meet the most demanding needs in the construction sector. 320 2000 The DXi11 engine comes in power ratings of 330, 380 and 440 hp 1800 300 1600 280 whereas the DXi13 engine develops 450 and 490 hp. 1400 260 These engines have been engineered to deliver high power and 1200 240 UP TO torque, with maximum torque available across an operating band EXCEPTIONAL OFF-ROAD CAPABILITY 1000 220 from 1000 to 1400 rpm. This has the effect of improving pulling 800 200 power across the most arduous worksites. Renault Kerax leads the market with a ground clearance of 385 mm 600 180 at the front axle. Combined with its remarkable all-round pulling 400 160 Nm power, this gives the vehicle exceptional off-road and fording 200 140 2400 Nm kW DRIVELINE OPTIMISED FOR capabilities in difficult terrain; a major advantage on just about every worksite. 1000800 1200 1400 16001800 2000 2200 rpm USE IN DIFFICULT TERRAIN 490 hp - DXi13 490hp - DXi13 Renault Kerax allows customers the choice between a new 4- to 16- 420 2800 speed manual ZF Ecosplit gearbox that offers the best trade-off 2600 390 A CONFIGURATION FOR EVERY VOCATION between engine torque and mobility, and the Optidriver+ robotised 2400 360 OPTIDRIVER+ mm 2200 330 gearbox that is perfect for off-road use and which can be deployed 385 The Renault Kerax range can deliver all the different variants needed ROBOTISED GEARBOX: 2000 300 in automatic mode in over 90 % of all situations. GROUND in the building sector through the seven available configurations 1800 270 Developing high torque at low engine speeds, the Renault Kerax DXi CLEARANCE (4x2, 4x4, 6x4, 6x6, 8x4, 8x6 and 8x8) and provide special 1600 240 engines optimise the robustness of the entire driveline, promote low pre-equipment to meet different construction needs. 1400 210 % consumption and help to reduce operating and maintenance costs. This level of versatility translates into more than 21 models available in 1200 190 100 1000 160 OFF ROAD both rigid and tractor configurations as well as 15 different wheelbases. 800 130 With sidemembers reinforced to match the vehicle’s application, the Nm kW Renault Kerax chassis delivers unmatched solidity, irrespective of 1000800 1200 1400 16001800 2000 2200 rpm the chosen configuration. 4 RENAULT KERAX 5 ROBUSTNESS FOR STRENGTH READY TO TAKE ON THE TOUGHEST APPLICATIONS A three-part wraparound bumper, a 4-mm thick, lower protective skid-plate, recessed headlights separate from the bumper and fitted with protective grille, a lower cab-access step made of composite material and designed to be impact- and tear-resistant, and numerous other protective elements combine to make Renault Kerax a robust and dependable worktool. RENAULT KERAX LIGHT ELECTRONIC Renault Kerax is now available in a Light Electronic (LE) version that is adapted for use in difficult environments. GVW This version is factory equipped with a diesel fuel prefilter/water separator unit on the chassis, numerous metal protection systems for critical vehicle units, oversized inter-axle prop shafts as well as inter- t axle and inter-wheel locking systems. 120 SUSPENSIONS ADAPTED The electronics system has been simplified through the use of TO LOAD CAPACITY interchangeable boxes, thus allowing the vehicle to continue its journey Fitted with parabolic suspensions to 26 t and and complete its mission in the case of incidents. semi-elliptic for the 32 t variant, Renault Kerax suspensions are designed to work in REINFORCED CHASSIS severe operating conditions while offering WITH A HEART OF STEEL maximum comfort. XTrem models can also A new and more resilient quality of steel, be fitted with 4-leaf parabolic suspensions RENAULT KERAX XTREM, READY FOR interior reinforcements to match the with a 38 t capacity. severity of use (MD, HD, XHD and ANY CHALLENGE Renault Kerax is totally at ease in the XTREM) and a chassis capable of different activities of the construction sector: The Renault Kerax XTrem upgrades the LE version by adding additional withstanding a high level of torsion earthworks, demolition, heavy equipment chassis reinforcements, reinforced front suspensions, 4-leaf parabolic without buckling, now combine to form transport, quarry, log-transport, etc. rear suspension with a capacity of 38 t and R24 tyres. Renault Kerax the basis of the enduring Renault Kerax XTrem is available in 6x4, 6x6 and 8x4. chassis that has been designed to cope with the most difficult situations. The driveline, with 3361 or 3396 rear tandems and reinforced gearboxes, is adapted to handle the most arduous applications. ULTRA- RESISTANT STEEL QUALITY 6 RENAULT KERAX 7 OUR PRIORITY, YOUR SAFETY ZF INTARDER RETARDER: EXTREMELY ROAD AND ALL-TERRAIN TYRES POWERFUL BRAKING SYSTEM Depending on the pulling power and ground clearance required, as well Because safety is paramount at Renault Trucks, the last generation of as on the type of terrain (mud, undulating, obstacles, quarries…) and Renault Kerax trucks is fitted with a variety of braking systems: disc or load capacity, Renault Trucks can offer a wide range of tyres and a mix EBS/ABS drum brakes, exhaust brakes, engine brake and/or hydraulic retarder. of profiles for Renault Kerax that will prove to be ideally suited to site and AVAILABLE These differing solutions deliver retardation performance capable of off-road applications. AS AN OPTION reaching 1000 kW in braking power. 8 RENAULT KERAX 9 PRIORITY TO YOU A VEHICLE A COMFORTABLE WORK ENVIRONMENT “READY-TO-BODY” ERGONOMICS AND FUNCTIONALITY The Renault Kerax driving position has been designed to provide good working comfort and easy life on board, enabling the driver to DOORS take advantage of an ergonomic dashboard that is both functional OPEN and practical. All driving controls are within the driver’s reach and field of vision. In the cab, the new interior colour schemes create a pleasant all- 90º round atmosphere. PANORAMIC WINDSHIELD On construction sites, here more than anywhere else, the driver needs to have excellent visibility. For this reason, Renault Kerax is fitted with a broad windshield and rear side windows that increase the field of vision by a further 30°. EASY CAB ACCESS 3 Whether in “Day”, “Global” or “Sleeper” version, the Renault CAB DEPTHS Kerax cab is designed to allow easy access, with doors that open 90°, grab handles on the right and on the left, as well as stepwell lighting. Three non-slip steps and a shape-retaining foldaway step make RENAULT KERAX, FOR FAST, it even easier to get in and out of the cab. EASY BODYBUILDING FACTORY TRACTOR The chassis is straight and smooth throughout its bodying 21 PREFITTED length, and its bolted-and-riveted design, pre-drilled AND RIGID sidemembers, vocation-specific rear overhang, attachment MODELS CHASSIS plates and/or brackets, pre-equipment for tooling installation (crane, etc), allow you to fit a wide range of bodies for construction needs. 10 RENAULT KERAX 11 TECHNICAL PORTRAIT GEARBOXES POWER TAKE-OFF New gearboxes guarantee the optimal combined advantages of Wide choice of electronic power take-off units for added safety payload, lower consumption and driving pleasure: three, 16- and reliability: speed manual gearboxes and two 12-speed robotised – Power take-offs on the gearbox. gearboxes. – Rear-engine power take-off. – NMV high-power outlet between the engine and the gearbox. 3 systems to enhance gearchanging comfort: – The cable control brings comfort (vibration damping), flexibility and safety by preventing gears jumping out because of DRIVE AXLES AND AXLES combined cab and chassis movement.
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