1500 11.5/14.5
Load Capacity Travel Speed Full Load
(kg) (km/h)
Diesel 3700
Fuel Type Overall Length (fork excluded)
(mm)
1070 2260
Overall Width Overhead Guard Height
(mm) (mm)
Models for Rough Terrain Forklifts
Model Load Capacity Weight Max Travel Speed Max Lift Speed Max Gradeability
Full Load Full Load Full Load
(KG) (KG) (FPM) (M/S) (%)
Model Load Capacity Weight Max Travel Speed Max Lift Speed Max Gradeability
Full Load Full Load Full Load
(KG) (KG) (KM/H) (M/S) (%)
Performance
Rough Terrain Forklift adopts many new technology designs, and through technical innovation, it comprehensively improves the reliability, safety, appearance, comfort, ease of maintenance and other performances of the whole truck.
Rough Terrain Forklifts Features
Key Safety Features
1. Thickened rear legs of the overhead guard to ensure the safety of the driver. 2. The design accords with ergonomics, the driving is comfortable, the field of vision is wide, and the operation is sensitive 3. Ground clearance is large, has good possibility, and can cross the field of obstacles 4. The extra foot space is provided to reduce operator fatigue significantly non-slip step makes getting in and out easy and safe. The new designed steering wheel new brake system and the easy-to-operate levers provide total handling operation.
Easy Service
1. The cover on the Panel can be lifted up simply to check the brake fluid. 2. Newly-developed LCD instrument has more comprehensive functions and more stable performance and entirely displays the full truck state, fault code and other important information, which can make the operator more intuitively and conveniently have a better knowledge of truck state and make the maintenance conveniently.
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Q: What is a pneumatic tire on a forklift?
Pneumatic forklift tires are designed for outdoor applications like lumber yards, ports, rail yards, and construction sites. These tires perform great on tough or uneven terrain. Pneumatic tires are filled with air or are completely solid rubber.
Q: Do forklifts use pneumatic tires?
There are two types of pneumatic forklift tires: Air Pneumatics and Solid Pneumatics. As the names suggest, air pneumatics are air-filled, and solid pneumatics are made of solid rubber fitted around a steel band.
Q: Why are pneumatic tires used on forklifts?
One of the biggest benefits of using pneumatic tires is their ability to absorb the unevenness of terrain. This allows for a smoother ride, and less bumping and shaking. They are also going to have a thicker tread, which provides traction to drive over loose and uneven surfaces.
Q: What are the conditions for forklift tyres?
Many forklift tires have a wear line, often called the 50% wear line. When the wear of your tires reaches that line, it's time to replace. Chunking. If pieces, or chunks, of your forklift tires are falling off, that's a good sign you need to replace them.
Q: What class is a pneumatic forklift?
One of the most flexible classes of forklifts, class V trucks can be used inside or outside due to their pneumatic tires and have a wide range of capacities, making them a popular choice for warehouses of all shapes and sizes.
Q: Is a forklift pneumatic or hydraulic?
Some manufacturers include the load capacity chart as a table giving the maximum weight lifted at different mast stages for different load centers. Others provide this information as a chart to highlight the differences between the different factors.
Q: What is the difference between cushion and pneumatic forklifts?
Cushion tires are designed for indoor applications like factories or warehouses. They are cheaper to maintain and replace than pneumatic tires. Cushion tires have poor traction compared to pneumatic tires, but are better at handling in tight spaces, and have a smaller turning radius.
Q: Can you change solid forklift tires to pneumatic?
You can use solid tires on the front of the lift and air on the back, or vice versa. You must run the same type of tire on the opposite sides, drive and steer axles.
Q: What is the pressure on a pneumatic forklift tire?
100-120 PSI Air Pneumatic Tires They are also designed to operate at much higher air pressures, usually 100-120 PSI.
Q: What is a truck with forklift called?
A Moffett is a forklift truck, mounted to a lorry. With a Moffett, a delivery driver can self load and unload at destinations without forklifts, or without having to wait for on site forklift trucks and operators
Q: What is the pressure on a forklift tyre?
Forklifts, in comparison to most types of overhead cranes, are much smaller. In addition, since forklifts are mobile rather than stationary, they are much more maneuverable than overhead cranes. Forklifts can be driven between narrow aisles, adjust to changes in elevation, and carry materials between buildings.
Q: Which is better pneumatic or hydraulic?
Safety. Considering hydraulics and pneumatics in the industrial environment, pneumatics is undoubtedly the safer option. A leakage of compressed air is not going to cause contamination, since air is not poisonous or corrosive, although other gases used in stand-alone or portable equipment may be hazardous.
Q: What is the difference between pneumatic and hydraulic lift?
One used to input force and the other used to create a mechanical movement and lifting a load. If you keep the syringes and the tube empty, they still contain gas (air) and your lift is a pneumatic lift. If you fill up the tube and syringes with water, then you will have a hydraulic lift.
Q: Are pneumatic tires better than solid tires forklifts?
Solid tires are designed to be puncture-proof, meaning you can't get a flat tire. If your environment has a lot of sharp debris like nails or metal, solid pneumatic tires are your best choice. However, the more common air pneumatics are still durable and provide a softer ride than solid tires.