Forklift

Type of forklift:

Internal combustion forklifts are usually powered by gasoline, diesel, or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). They are suitable for outdoor use as they usually produce exhaust.

Electric forklifts: Electric forklifts run on battery power, have no exhaust emissions and are suitable for indoor use, such as warehouses and factories.

Manual stackers: Manual stackers require manual operation and are suitable for light handling tasks.

Multi-direction forklift truck: Multi-direction forklift truck can travel flexibly in narrow channels, suitable for high-density stacking.

Side lift truck: The fork of the side lift truck is located on the side of the body, suitable for handling long loads.

Main application areas:

Logistics and warehousing: Forklifts are widely used in warehouses and logistics centers to move and stack goods.

Manufacturing: Forklifts are used to move raw materials and finished products on the production line to improve production efficiency.

Retail: Forklifts are used to move and stack products in logistics centres in shops and supermarkets.

Ports and Freight: Forklifts are used to load and unload containers and cargo, facilitating the rapid transfer of goods.

Construction: Forklifts are used on construction sites to move construction materials and equipment.

Main advantages:

Improve efficiency: Forklifts can move goods quickly and efficiently, saving time and labor costs.

Reduce human labor: Forklifts can reduce human labor and reduce the risk of injury.

Versatility: Forklifts can be used for the handling and stacking of various goods, suitable for different industries and scenarios.

Space saving: Forklifts can stack goods, saving warehouse and storage space.

Improve safety: Forklift trucks are equipped with safety devices, such as reverse mirrors, warning lights, etc., to improve operation safety.