Material HandlerEurope

Fuchs MHL380

Limited recent data, based on 1 older listings

Side elevationFuchs MHL380
Fuchs MHL380 side elevation
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Live market

Material handler market view

Material handler avg.€70k

Based on 1 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.

Most asking prices land between €50k – €102k, with a market average around €70k.

NL
€76k
DE
€79k
PL
€79k
BE
€70k
DK
€75k
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Asking prices across our European network.As of 17 Jul 2026

This model sits 11% below the class average across 14 peer models.

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MakeFuchs
ModelMHL380
Specification · Comparison

How the MHL380 lines up in its class.

Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.

 
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Market
Market average ask · EU
€59k
Price range
€59k€59k
Active listings
1
Specs · manufacturer datasheetsPrices · recent dealer listings, trailing window
About · Fuchs MHL380

Overview

The Fuchs MHL380 is a purpose-built material handler designed for stationary and semi-stationary industrial applications requiring precise, high-cycle lifting and sorting operations. As a dedicated material-handling machine, it sits in a specialist class distinct from general-purpose excavators, with a configuration optimised for reach, visibility, and attachment versatility. Its elevated cab and purpose-designed undercarriage reflect the demands of scrap, port, and waste-processing environments.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Material handlers of this class are primarily deployed in scrap yards, recycling facilities, ports, and timber yards where repetitive loading, sorting, and stacking cycles are the core task. The MHL380 is suited to working with grapples, magnets, and orange-peel buckets across a range of bulk and loose materials. Its reach and slew characteristics make it well matched to feeding shredders, loading trucks, and managing stockpiles in confined or structured yard layouts.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

Prospective buyers should commission a full inspection of the slewing ring, boom and stick wear points, and all hydraulic lines and cylinders, as these components sustain high stress in continuous duty cycles. The cab elevation system, including any hydraulic cab-raise mechanism, should be tested through its full range of movement. Attachment interfaces and any quick-coupler systems should be inspected for wear and compatibility with intended tooling. Engine condition, service history documentation, and the availability of local parts and dealer support are important considerations for this specialist machine class.

Current market

Price position

Available market data places the Fuchs MHL380 at a European market average of EUR 58,700, with the current observed price range also centred at that figure. Fuchs competes in the dedicated material-handler segment alongside manufacturers such as Sennebogen, Liebherr, and Caterpillar, where brand reputation for parts availability and dealer network coverage is a significant factor in residual value and buyer confidence.

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