Henschel
Germany
Henschel was a German manufacturer from Kassel whose independent truck operation produced important medium and heavy vehicles before the creation of Hanomag-Henschel.
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Truck Models
Type 33
1928–1943
The Henschel Type 33 was a major three-axle interwar truck family produced in several documented petrol- and diesel-powered iterations for civilian and military service.
HS 140
1950–1960
The Henschel HS 140 was a core post-war heavy truck offered first with a bonnet and later in forward-control form.
HS 100
Introduced 1951
The Henschel HS 100 established a versatile post-war medium truck family in bonneted, all-wheel-drive and specialist forms.
HS 16
1961–1967
The Henschel HS 16 was a later independent Henschel heavy-truck family offered with bonneted and forward-control cab arrangements.
F Series
1967–1969
Henschel's independent F Series was the 1967 forward-control heavy range that replaced HS nomenclature and remained Henschel-branded until the 1969 Hanomag-Henschel combination.
HS 120
Production period unknown
The Henschel HS 120 was a higher-rated post-war truck family serving road, tipper and specialist duties.
HS 170
Production period unknown
The Henschel HS 170 extended the post-war heavy range with greater power for road haulage and demanding vocational work.