EINSA (Equipos Industriales de Manutención)

The EDA-18425 is EINSA's self-propelled passenger step sized for the narrow-body and regional turbofan segment — a ground-handling workhorse that spans the door-sill height envelope from 1.8 m to 4.25 m, covering aircraft ranging from the BAe 146/Avro RJ family through the Airbus A320 and up to the Boeing 757.

The EDU-WIDE is EINSA's top-of-range self-propelled boarding step, engineered to cover the full wide-body door-sill envelope from 2.40 m (B737 front door) up to 5.80 m (A340 rear door).

The TA-12 sits in the mid-range of EINSA's TA-series tow tractor family, which spans from the TA-5 (5,000 lb drawbar pull) through to the TA-20 (20,000 lb), giving procurement teams a clear upgrade path as fleet mix or towing requirements change.

The EAR is EINSA's towable diesel ground power unit, delivering three-phase AC power at 400 Hz / 115–200 V to any aircraft whose onboard electrical system operates on that standard — the universal ground-power interface covering virtually all commercial jets and most military platforms.

The M/EAA is EINSA's self-propelled aircraft ground power unit — a purpose-built autonomous vehicle (not a generator mounted on a general-purpose truck chassis) providing three-phase AC at 400 Hz / 115–200 V in 100, 120, or 140 kVA output configurations.

The CEA-14 is the electric variant of EINSA's CDA-14 belt loader platform — functionally equivalent to its diesel counterpart but drawing entirely from onboard batteries and latest-generation CA-technology drive system rather than a combustion engine.

The CDA-14 is EINSA's diesel-powered self-propelled conveyor belt loader — a high-cycle ramp workhorse designed for the consistent throughput demands of commercial baggage handling, mail, and airfreight on every category of commercial aircraft in service.

The TET-16 is EINSA's self-propelled single-platform cargo loader, rated at 7,300 kg (16,000 lb) and designed to service the lower deck cargo holds of wide-body aircraft and the main decks of conventional aircraft in the same unit.