SW735
3500 kg
- Rated Power
- 125 hp Cummins Engine
- Operating Weight
- 8300 kg
- Rated Load
- 3500 kg
- Lift Height
- 7000 mm
- Standard Attachment
- Floating fork
UHI Telehandler Range
Discover the UHI SW735 telehandler for construction, agriculture, material handling and elevated loading applications.
Built around reach and load
The SW735 combines lifting capacity, elevated reach and four-wheel drive for demanding material-handling work.
Handle palletised materials, construction supplies and agricultural loads with a 3.5-tonne rated capacity.
Place and retrieve loads at height where a standard forklift cannot reach effectively.
Work across construction sites, yards and uneven terrain with an off-road-capable drive system.
Explore the UHI telehandler
Review the SW735’s engine, rated load, lift height, operating weight and standard floating-fork attachment.
Where a telehandler fits
Move pallets, framing, formwork and construction materials across uneven sites and place them at height.
Support feed, pallet, bulk-material and general property-handling tasks where reach and off-road travel matter.
Load, unload and place materials where a conventional forklift does not provide enough reach or terrain capability.
Frequently asked questions
A telehandler combines forklift-style material handling with a telescopic boom, allowing loads to be lifted higher and placed further forward.
The current UHI product listing gives the SW735 a rated load of 3,500kg. Actual allowable capacity depends on boom extension, lift height and the machine’s load chart.
The current UHI listing states a 7,000mm lift height for the SW735. Confirm the current specification sheet and lifting chart before selection.
The current product listing identifies a floating fork as the attachment and notes that optional attachments are available.
A telehandler can perform many forklift-style tasks while adding reach and off-road capability, but the correct machine depends on the load, surface, access and required lift chart.
Need help confirming suitability?
Tell your local UHI team about load weight, lift height, forward reach, ground conditions, attachment needs and transport access.
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