Heavy duty forklifts mainly play the following core roles in industrial production and logistics:
Container and Large Cargo Handling
Specially designed to handle standard or non-standard containers, with a reinforced power system and sturdy structure, container loading, unloading, stacking, and short distance transportation can be safely and efficiently carried out in scenarios such as docks and yards. This type of forklift greatly improves the turnover efficiency of heavy goods and is a key equipment for port logistics.
Optimize the utilization rate of storage space
By combining high-rise shelves for three-dimensional stacking operations, heavy-duty forklifts can increase warehouse capacity utilization by over 40%. Its precise lifting and handling capabilities ensure dense and orderly storage of goods within a limited space.
Multi functional accessory adaptation and extension applications
In addition to standard forks, it is possible to adapt to bulk materials, special shaped goods, or extreme cold environments by replacing attachments such as buckets, cranes, etc. For example, low-temperature resistant forklifts specifically designed for cold chain logistics use reinforced steel, preheated hydraulic systems, and special batteries to ensure stable operation in -20 ℃ environments.
Efficient transportation in complex scenarios
In ports, stations, large workshops and other places, heavy-duty forklifts rely on their high driving speed and climbing ability to quickly complete short distance transportation tasks of heavy goods, significantly shortening the logistics cycle
Heavy duty forklifts are mainly used in large logistics scenarios such as ports, stations, airports, etc., to undertake the loading, unloading, handling, and stacking operations of heavy goods. Their role is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
Heavy cargo handling
Heavy duty forklifts can carry goods of 90 tons or more (such as Cargotec heavy-duty forklifts), suitable for port container handling, factory heavy material transportation and other scenarios, reducing labor costs and improving efficiency through mechanized operations.
Efficient Space Utilization
In narrow spaces such as ports and stations, heavy-duty forklifts can flexibly shuttle, optimize warehouse layout, and achieve rapid storage and retrieval of goods. For example, a high-level forklift can enhance warehouse storage capacity and maximize the utilization of vertical space.
Ensure homework safety
Equipped with safety devices (such as emergency braking, reverse radar, etc.) to reduce operational risks. At the same time, reducing manual direct contact with hazardous areas through mechanized operations ensures personnel safety.
Adapt to diverse scenarios
By replacing attachments (such as buckets, lifting equipment, etc.), it is possible to transport bulk materials or special goods, expanding the scope of application.
