Combining the latest technology with durability and reliability, the Dieci Dedalus 30.7 telehandler reflects the design principles that underpin every Dieci telehandler.
Developed through ongoing research and customer feedback, the Dedalus 30.7 delivers an adaptable materials-handling solution suited to construction, industrial and rental applications.
Its robust engineering enables it to lift, transport, and position heavy loads with precision, helping contractors streamline operations and reduce reliance on multiple specialised machines.
Designed for productivity in confined environments, the compact Dedalus 30.7 telehandler offers manoeuvrability through three steering modes: two-wheel steering, four-wheel steering, and crab steering. This flexibility allows operators to perform precise movements even in restricted worksites.
Maximum power is delivered efficiently to the wheels and boom, ensuring consistent performance and strong productivity across demanding applications.
Dieci Australia National Sales Manager Bob Mules said the model has gained traction across several industries.
“The Dedalus 30.7 has proven popular with construction companies, equipment rental providers, and customers in mining and industrial sectors,” he said.
“These markets value its 3000kg lifting capacity and 6.35 metre lift height, which position it in a sweet spot below larger heavy-duty telehandlers, while still offering greater capacity and versatility than smaller machines.”
Powered by a 73.4kW Kubota engine, the Dedalus 30.7 delivers dependable performance with the efficiency and productivity for which Dieci telehandlers have become renowned.
Designed for comfort
Operator experience has been a focus in the machine’s design. The hydrostatic transmission provides optimal speed and torque control, while an inching pedal allows for precise braking and positioning when handling loads.
“Operators highlight the machine’s ease of operation, excellent visibility, and overall comfort,” Bob said.
“Its agility makes it effective across a range of lifting and handling tasks.”
The Dedalus 30.7 also supports several attachments, including jibs, hooks, buckets, hay spikes, and bale clamps, enabling operators to adapt the machine quickly to different job requirements.
Reflecting Dieci’s Italian design heritage, the Dedalus 30.7 blends functionality with operator comfort. The cabin features sound insulation, an adjustable steering wheel, automatic air conditioning, and an air-suspension seat.
Additional storage compartments provide practical space for tools and personal items, supporting long operating hours on busy job sites.
“A key component of the machine’s performance is its boom design, which balances strength with compact dimensions. Positioned centrally within the chassis, the boom delivers responsive operation while minimising unwanted movement during lifting,” Bob said.
“The compact footprint and smooth hydraulic operation allow the telehandler to excel in applications requiring precise load handling and controlled movement.”
Safety first
Safety is a central feature of the Dedalus 30.7. The machine complies with AS1418.19/10896.1 standards and is equipped with a ROPS-FOPS approved cab, providing a protective safety cell for operators.
Additional safety systems include:
- Deadman and operator-presence sensors to prevent unintended operation;
- a load limiter device that monitors vehicle stability in real time; and
- inhibits any movements when the pre-set safety limits are reached.
Proven in the market
The Dedalus 30.7 has been a popular model in the market for more than a decade, a success Bob attributes to its robust and practical design philosophy.
“One of the reasons customers continue to choose the Dedalus is that it delivers strong capability without unnecessary complexity,” he said.
“By avoiding complicated electronics and displays, the machine remains straightforward to service and maintain. That contributes to reliability and a lower total cost of ownership over its lifetime.”
Dieci machines also benefit from 85 per cent parts commonality across the product range, improving parts availability and simplifying servicing for owners and fleet operators.
For more information on the Dieci Dedalus 30.7 telehandler, visit www.dieciaustralia.com.au
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