Dana Spicer HVT1 Transmission

Dana Incorporated announces the launch of the Spicer HVT1, an advanced powersplit transmission that enables performance and sustainability of agriculture telehandlers.

• Supports power inputs from 110-155 hp (80-115 kW)
• Offers fuel savings of up to 30% when compared with agriculture telehandlers that use conventional transmissions
• Combines hydrostatic and mechanical drives in an integrated 90-degree gearbox for precise low-speed maneuvering control and smooth, progressive response for loading and handling cycles
• Delivers climbing and high-speed towing capabilities up to 31 mph (50 km/h)
• Allows equipment owners to increase utilization by supplying maximum torque for a wide range of rigorous work demands, such as digging and loading
• Advanced electronic control system continually adjusts the mix of hydrostatic and mechanical power to maximize machine productivity in widely varying duty cycles, allowing the engine to maintain a consistent speed in its most efficient operating range
• Compliant with ISO standards that govern safety of control systems for earth-moving machinery, tractors, and other agriculture and forestry machinery
• Improves operator ergonomics through simplified handling, smoother shifting, lower machine vibration, and reduced noise
• Fits within current telehandler design envelopes
• Provides OEMs with option to specify a downsized engine that achieves the same performance as a conventional transmission, or use the same size engine in a powertrain that supplies vastly improved performance

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